Quick Trade

The core trading interface — buy and sell the detected token in one click.

Subslot trades on two surfaces. The side panel rides on top of the site in your active tab and trades the token it detects there. The full-page terminal opens in its own browser tab for multi-wallet fleet trading. Both sign every transaction on-device — your keys never leave the extension.

Token Detection

When a token is detected from the current page (or loaded manually via contract address), the Trade tab shows:

• Token name, symbol, and logo
• Contract address with copy button
• Open on DexScreener button
• Your token balance for the active wallet
• A PnL summary if you have traded this token before

Buying

The buy section has five preset amount buttons plus a custom input:

1. Tap a preset (default: 0.0001, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, 1.0 SOL) or type a custom amount.
2. The extension fetches a quote from your selected execution engine.
3. Tap BUY to execute.
4. A confirmation modal shows the trade details. Confirm to submit.
5. The transaction is signed locally and sent. Status updates in real time.

Selling

The sell section uses percentage-based buttons:

• 10% — Sell 10% of your token balance
• 25% — Sell a quarter
• 50% — Sell half
• 100% — Sell your entire position
• Custom % — Enter any percentage

Tap the percentage, then SELL, and confirm in the modal. The sell amount is calculated from your current on-chain balance at the time of execution.

Sell Initials

The Sell Initials button recovers your original investment in one click:

1. The extension calculates your average entry cost for the current token (total SOL spent divided by total tokens bought).
2. It uses a live Jupiter quote to determine exactly how many tokens to sell to recover your initial SOL.
3. The quote accounts for price impact and slippage, so you actually receive your initial back.
4. The button displays the sell percentage and estimated SOL return (e.g. "SELL INITIALS (34.2% → 0.5 SOL)").
5. Tap to execute. Your remaining tokens are "free" — pure profit from this point.

Choosing an Engine

Above the buy/sell buttons is the engine selector: JUP, PUMP, JITO, and HELIUS. JUP expands to Beam (the default) and Metis sub-tabs; Jito exposes a priority-fee/tip preset bar and an Atomic Bundle checkbox. Your choice persists across side-panel refreshes. See Execution Engines for how each path lands a trade.

Trade Settings

Tap the gear icon next to the engine selector to open trade settings:

• Slippage % — How much price movement you will tolerate. Range: 0.1% – 50%. Higher slippage increases the chance the trade lands but may give a worse price.
• Quote Token — Toggle between SOL and USDC. See USDC Mode.
• Buy Presets (SOL) — Customize the five quick buy amounts.
• Buy Presets (USDC) — Customize the five USDC amounts (shown when USDC mode is active).

Priority fee and tip fields for Jito and Helius live in their own preset bar, shown only when one of those engines is selected. See Execution Engines.

Fees Saved

A banner at the bottom of the Trade tab shows how much you have saved by trading through Subslot instead of a platform-native interface. It estimates the 1–2% fee that platforms like Axiom would have charged on your total traded volume, and updates after every trade. See Fees & Cashback for how Subslot's own fee works.

Position & PnL

When you have trade history for the current token, a collapsible PnL section shows:

• Bought — Total SOL (or USDC) spent buying this token
• Sold — Total SOL (or USDC) received from sells
• Holding — Current token amount
• PnL — Realized plus unrealized profit and loss
• Toggle — Switch the display between SOL and USD

The Full-Page Terminal

Open the terminal from the terminal button in the side-panel header — it opens in a new browser tab. Where the side panel trades one wallet at a time, the terminal trades your whole fleet: click a wallet to enable or disable it, right-click to assign it to a group. Your keys still stay in the extension; the terminal fires trades through the same on-device signing path.

Fleet Groups

Group your wallets — up to 50 — into Treasury, Dev, Bundle, Traders, Volume, and Custom. Group buttons select every wallet in that group so a single Buy or Sell hits exactly the wallets you mean. Buy and Sell fire on a random subset (Wallets min–max) of your enabled wallets, each a random size (Buy min–max SOL, Sell min–max %), which keeps multi-wallet flow organic.

Route, Slippage, and Dev Protection

• A Route dropdown in the TRADE header picks the engine for every trade fired from the terminal: PUMP, BEAM, or METIS. The choice is remembered between sessions.
• A Slippage field and a Protect dev toggle sit on one inline row. When Protect dev is on, wallets in the Dev group are never sold — not by Sell, Panic, or any auto-sell.
• Buy, Sell, and Panic buttons stay pinned to the trade panel. Panic sells 100% from every wallet that holds the token (respecting dev protection).

Keyboard Hotkeys

Turn on the Keys toggle to drive the terminal from the keyboard. Hotkeys fire only while the toggle is on and you are not typing in a field:

• B — Buy
• S — Sell
• Esc — Panic sell
• 0 — Deselect all wallets
• 9 — Select all wallets
• 1–6 — Select the Treasury, Dev, Bundle, Traders, Volume, and Custom groups in that order

The Position Panel

A live position panel streams over a WebSocket as trades and prices move, showing your fleet at a glance:

• Realizable PnL — Exit-aware realized plus unrealized profit and loss
• SOL In / SOL Out — Total spent and total received
• Bag value — Live value of everything you still hold
• Fees paid — Running total of fees across the fleet
• Ext SOL in — External (non-your-wallet) net SOL flowing into the pool
• Holdings — Combined token balance