# Trade Smart Signals

As soon as a Smart Signal is triggered after [setting them up](https://snapx-2.gitbook.io/snapx-docs/guides/manage-smart-signals#create-smart-signals), you will find the list on the "Signal" page.<br>

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[Set Up Smart Signals](/snapx-docs/guides/set-up-smart-signals.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

## Open A New Position from Smart Signals

1. On the ![](/files/hMFiZtA4aQPmoq14utwf) "Signal" page, browse through the available signals and tap on the token you wish to trade.\
   \
   ![](/files/BuBO2xVV6reaaaEWRH4K)
2. Select the token pair that you wish to trade.
   * By default, the list is arranged by the highest to the lowest "Market Cap."
   * You may reverse the order, or change the filter to "Liquidity" or "Trading Volume" by tapping on "Market Cap" multiple times.\
     ![](/files/hiIWX4QLRWE1FWGdrXfI)
3. On the "BUY" tab:
   1. Enter the amount to be traded.
   2. Enter an acceptable Slippage value at which your trade may get filled at a slightly different price than you expected.
   3. Enter an appropriate Priority Fee which is a little extra fee to get your transaction processed faster.
   4. Switch the "Anti-MEV Mode" toggle ![](/files/ptIqrqXlXc6OceJSgP5O) ON if you wish to. This will prevent others from unfairly profiting by reordering or inserting your transactions.
4. Tap on the "BUY" button to proceed with your transaction.
5. You will be notified with "Order completed" after the trade has been executed successfully.
6. You may track all open positions and order history on the ![](/files/a33QA8jgLwIup0hS9GSz) "Position" page.

⚠️ NOTE:

* Positions with a value below $0.1 are automatically closed.
* Should you wish to sell the tokens from the said closed position, you may sell them on another platform by:
  * [Sending the tokens](https://snapx-2.gitbook.io/snapx-docs/guides/wallet#sending-cryptocurrency) to an external wallet, OR
  * [Export your SnapX wallet](https://snapx-2.gitbook.io/snapx-docs/guides/wallet#exporting-your-wallet) to an external platform

## Add To An Open Position

### ETH / SOL

**🔜 ETH will be available in the future.**

1. On the ![](/files/a33QA8jgLwIup0hS9GSz) "Position" page, filter between ![](/files/mnrxuDGfQAawSDyHObQn) ETH or SOL.
2. Select an open position.
3. On the "BUY" tab:
   1. Enter the amount to be traded.
   2. Enter an acceptable Slippage value at which your trade may get filled at a slightly different price than you expected.
   3. Enter an appropriate Priority Fee which is a little extra fee to get your transaction processed faster.
   4. Switch the "Anti-MEV Mode" toggle ![](/files/ptIqrqXlXc6OceJSgP5O) ON if you wish to. This will prevent others from unfairly profiting by reordering or inserting your transactions.
4. Tap on the "BUY" button to proceed with your transaction.
5. You will be notified with "Order completed" after the trade has been executed successfully.
6. You may track all open positions and order history on the ![](/files/a33QA8jgLwIup0hS9GSz) "Position" page.

### Binance

1. On the ![](/files/a33QA8jgLwIup0hS9GSz) "Position" page, filter to ![](/files/snx5TMwg9s3ADKPb12Gx) Binance.
2. Select an open position.

   ⚠️ NOTE:

   * If you trade an open position directly on Binance (not via SnapX), refresh the page using the button at the top right to update your position data.\
     ![](/files/G17MBYSlworrSGot9pyN)
   * The SnapX Positions screen exclusively displays assets purchased through SnapX. Cryptocurrencies traded directly on Binance will not appear here.
3. On the "BUY" tab, enter the amount to be traded.
4. Tap on the "BUY" button to proceed with your transaction.
5. You will be notified with "Order completed" after the trade has been executed successfully.
6. You may track all open positions and order history on the ![](/files/a33QA8jgLwIup0hS9GSz) "Position" page.

## Close An Open Position

### ETH / SOL

**🔜 ETH will be available in the future.**

1. On the ![](/files/a33QA8jgLwIup0hS9GSz) "Position" page, filter between ![](/files/mnrxuDGfQAawSDyHObQn) ETH or SOL.
2. Select an open position.
3. On the "SELL" tab:
   1. Enter the amount to be traded.
   2. Enter an acceptable Slippage value at which your trade may get filled at a slightly different price than you expected.
   3. Enter an appropriate Priority Fee which is a little extra fee to get your transaction processed faster.
   4. Switch the "Anti-MEV Mode" toggle ![](/files/ptIqrqXlXc6OceJSgP5O) ON if you wish to. This will prevent others from unfairly profiting by reordering or inserting your transactions.
4. Tap on the "SELL" button to proceed with your transaction.
5. You will be notified with "Order completed" after the trade has been executed successfully.
6. You may track all open positions and order history on the ![](/files/a33QA8jgLwIup0hS9GSz) "Position" page.

### Binance

1. On the ![](/files/a33QA8jgLwIup0hS9GSz) "Position" page, filter to ![](/files/snx5TMwg9s3ADKPb12Gx) Binance.
2. Select an open position.

   ⚠️ NOTE:

   * If you trade an open position directly on Binance (not via SnapX), refresh the page using the button at the top right to update your position data.\
     ![](/files/G17MBYSlworrSGot9pyN)
   * The SnapX Positions screen exclusively displays assets purchased through SnapX. Cryptocurrencies traded directly on Binance will not appear here.
3. On the "SELL" tab, enter the amount to be traded.
4. Tap on the "SELL" button to proceed with your transaction.
5. You will be notified with "Order completed" after the trade has been executed successfully.
6. You may track all open positions and order history on the ![](/files/a33QA8jgLwIup0hS9GSz) "Position" page.


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