ATM provides entry signals based on on-chain indicators. Your job is to turn them into a repeatable system: when to enter, when to exit, and how much to risk.
1. Define Your Trading Objectives
Start by deciding:
What type of moves are you targeting?
(Quick scalps, 2x flips, 10x runners, long holds)
How often do you want to trade?
(Multiple times a day, once per session, few high-quality entries per week)
What’s your acceptable risk per trade?
(% of capital you’re okay losing — common: 1–3%)
Clarity here makes everything else easier.
2. Choose Entry Conditions
Use ATM signals to filter opportunities.
Your entry criteria should include at least 2–3 of the following:
Metric
Why It Matters
Wallets In > Wallets Out
Smart money flow is positive
Buy/Sell Ratio > 1.5
Buy pressure > sell pressure
Volume In Growing
Indicates momentum
Low Market Cap ($50K–300K)
More upside, more volatility
Fresh token (<30 min)
Still early in lifecycle
Example rule:
“Enter if token is <20m old, MC < $150K, net wallet inflow positive, buy volume is 10%+ more than sell volume.”
3. Define Exit Strategy
Pick one exit rule and stick to it for at least 10–15 trades.
Exit Type
Example Rule
Fixed ROI
Sell 100% at 2x or 3x
TRTP + SL
Trailing TP at +100%, SL at -50%
Time-Based
Exit if price flat after 60–90 mins
Staggered
Sell 50% at 2x, rest at 3–5x or with trailing stop
Momentum Exit
Exit if volume or wallet flow flips negative
Make sure it fits your risk tolerance and time availability.
Tip: ATM Algo Stats might help you to define better your expectations from the token
4. Position Sizing
Decide % of capital per trade (e.g., 2%)
Avoid oversized positions based on “conviction”
Plan for 10+ trades in a row without blowing up
Example:
If your account = $5,000 and risk per trade = 2% → Max loss = $100 → Adjust size accordingly based on SL.
5. Track & Evaluate
Use this template or your own sheet to track each trade:
