Automations

Flow blocks & expressions

Every block, the metrics expressions can use, and variables.

The blocks you can use depend on the chain. The palette only shows the ones available. Settings with a ƒx switch accept either a fixed value or an expression.

Triggers

A trigger starts a run. A flow can have several.

Block	Starts a run
Manual	When you press Run now.
Token launched	When the launch confirms, optionally after a delay.
Schedule	Every interval, with optional random jitter.
Market condition	When an expression becomes true, checked on an interval.
Outside swap	When someone else buys or sells at least a set size.
Dev wallet sells	When the developer wallet sells at least a share of its holdings.
Automation event	On an event from your other automations, such as the daily limit being reached.

Logic

Block	Does
If	Continues on True or False depending on an expression.
Wait	Pauses for a duration, optionally with random jitter (for example 30 to 90s).
Wait until	Waits for an expression to become true (Met), or gives up after a timeout (Timeout).
Repeat	Runs the Loop branch a number of times, then continues on Done.
Set variable	Stores a value in a variable for later steps.
Random split	Takes branch A or B at random, with the chance you set.
Stop	Ends the run.

Actions

Block	Does
Buy	Buys with an amount of the trading currency, across all, selected or a random number of trade wallets.
Sell	Sells a share of what the wallets hold, optionally only above a USD market cap.
Launch token	Launches a ready draft (EVM chains).
Start strategy	Starts scheduled trades, counter trading, a grid bot or another strategy, set up with the same form as the Automations tab.
Stop strategy	Stops strategies the flow started.
Pause everything	Pauses every automation and flow on the token.
Set daily limit	Changes the token’s daily automation limit.
Notify	Sends you a notification.
Fund wallets	Tops up trade wallets (EVM chains).

Expressions and metrics

Expressions compare live metrics, numbers and variables, for example mcap > 3 * vars.entry or pnlPct > 50 && devHoldingsPct < 1. The editor suggests names as you type (Ctrl + Space lists them) and flags mistakes such as an unclosed bracket or an unknown name.

Use + - * /, comparisons > < >= <= == !=, && (and), || (or), ! (not), brackets and min(), max(), abs(), round().

Metric	Meaning
`mcap`	Market cap, USD
`price`	Token price, USD
`liquidity`	Pool liquidity, USD
`holdingsPct`	Share of supply your wallets hold
`holdingsQuote`	What your wallets hold, in the trading currency
`pnlQuote`	Net P&L on the token, in the trading currency
`pnlPct`	Net P&L on the token, %
`sinceLaunch`	Seconds since launch
`sinceStart`	Seconds since this run started
`extBuys5m`	Outside buys in the last 5 minutes
`extSells5m`	Outside sells in the last 5 minutes
`netFlow5m`	Outside buys minus sells in the last 5 minutes
`devHoldingsPct`	Share of supply the dev wallet holds
`balanceQuote`	Trading-currency balance across trade wallets
`now`	Current time, in seconds

Variables

A Set variable block stores a value, such as the market cap at entry, and any later expression can read it as vars.name. Each run has its own variables, and the run timeline shows their values.

Example: a trailing stop

Buy, then Set variable
Set peak to mcap.
Wait until
Condition mcap < vars.peak * 0.85, timeout 5 minutes.
On Met, Sell 100%
The market cap fell 15% below the peak.
On Timeout, raise the peak
Set peak to max(vars.peak, mcap) and connect back to Wait until.