Buy & Sell — Any Token on Solana

Send the contract address into the chat. A pump.fun, DexScreener or Birdeye link works too — Reaper pulls the address out of it.

You never pick an exchange. The bot finds the token wherever it lives and routes the trade there, whether that is a bonding curve minutes old or a pool that graduated months ago.

What comes back is the token card — price, market cap, liquidity, and an AI Score out of 100 with the checks that passed and the warnings that did not. That is what you decide on, before any money moves.

Three ways to size a buy, all from the same card:

The same card also carries 📋 Limit Order and 📅 DCA, so a token you are not ready to buy right now can still get a plan attached to it.

Keep about 0.01 SOL free on top of the amount — that covers the network fee. Reaper checks before the trade and tells you plainly if the balance is short.

The confirmation shows what you got, what it cost, and the AI Score at the moment of purchase — plus a link to the transaction.

If Auto SL and Auto TP are switched on in settings, they are already in place and shown as levels on the same screen. Nothing to set up afterwards.

Sell buttons sit right there too: 25%, 50%, 100%.

Every other bot hands you a slippage box and wishes you luck. Pick too low and your trade fails; too high and you get sandwiched. The right number is different on a fresh launch than on an established token, and different again five minutes later.

Auto removes the box. Instead of sending one fixed level, Reaper lets the aggregator size the trade against live routing conditions — and it handles the priority fee and the landing pipeline in the same pass. Three things you would otherwise be guessing at, priced per trade.

Auto is on by default for both buys and sells, and the two are independent — you can hand over one and keep manual control of the other. Switching to manual is one tap in settings; the level you had saved is still there waiting.

A number you set by hand is a guess that never updates — it charges the same on a calm market as on a volatile one, and nothing tells you which of the two you just paid for. Reaper prices both per trade instead. The sniper does the same thing on launches.

SOL balance, total value across everything you hold, and each position with its live PnL. Long lists are paginated rather than truncated.

Each row has two taps: the symbol opens the position, Sell 100% exits it immediately.

Buying the same token again adds to what you already hold. A snipe, a copy trade, a DCA buy and a limit fill all merge into one position, and your entry price becomes the weighted average of everything you paid. One row, one PnL, one sell — no juggling three entries of the same token.

Open a position and you get entry price, current price, PnL in both percent and SOL, and the size of the position.

Sell 25%, 50% or 100% executes immediately. Everything else on that screen is about selling later, on your terms.

Three kinds, and you can stack as many as you want on one position.

A common setup: sell 25% at +100%, another 50% at +200%, and leave the rest riding behind a trailing stop. That is three orders on one position, and Reaper tracks all of them.

The 📋 Orders screen lists every active exit with its trigger and share, and adds the one number that is easy to miss:

That is the part of the position with no exit at all. Deliberate or not, you get told.

A trailing stop also shows its high water mark live, so you can see the level it is actually tracking rather than guessing:

Any order can be cancelled on its own from that screen. Exits stay live for 96 hours.

You get a message with the result — which order it was, the PnL, and how much SOL came back. It arrives whether you are in the chat or not.