Market operations

Launching is day one. Market operations keep working long after.

Reactive selling

jeetproof watches the pool for other participants’ buys and sells a controlled slice of holdings in response. Tuned well, this manages price and takes supply off the top without dumping your whole position at once. Reactive selling can also be run as an opt-in auto-sell, so it engages automatically without a manual trigger each time.

Key settings:

Sell size - the percentage slice sold per reaction (a min/max range).
Slippage - tolerance on each sell.
Cooldown - minimum gap between reactions.
Max sells - a ceiling on how many reactions run.

Automated strategies

Run these unattended, per position:

Take-profit (TP) - sell into strength at target multiples, optionally in escalating tiers.
Stop-loss (SL) - cap downside by exiting if price falls past a threshold.
Trailing stop - lock in gains by trailing the stop upward as price climbs.

Nuke: emergency sell-all

If you need out immediately, Nuke sells your full position across wallets in one action. It’s sell-only - there’s no equivalent one-click buy, by design.

The tracker and dashboard

The live tracker shows holders and P&L as operations run, so you can read project health at a glance and adjust. The dashboard’s operations panel gives you a run-level view across everything active, with quick navigation to any run that’s failed so you can retry it.

A note on chain reality

Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum-style L2 with first-come-first-served sequencing and a private mempool. There is no public pending-transaction feed, so classic mempool front-running (sandwiching) is not possible there. Strategy on Robinhood Chain is about latency and rules, not gas-bid ordering.

Base and BNB Smart Chain are ordinary chains where gas price does affect ordering. jeetproof adjusts its bidding on those chains automatically - you don’t need to configure anything differently.