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Quick-trade chips sit on each wallet row on a token page. They buy or sell from that wallet only.

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Quick-trade chips

Open the Wallets tab. The Individual Trade column has a row of buy chips and a row of sell chips, plus a Randomize button on each side. Chip values come from the active trading preset. You get one to eight chips per side. Edit them in Trade Settings. Randomize trades a rounded amount between that side’s min and max. It uses the same confirmation rules as the chips. Buy shows it by default. Sell does not, until you turn it on in Trade Settings.
Individual Trade column with green buy amount chips, a shuffle Randomize button, and red sell percent chips

A wallet row with buy chips, Randomize, and sell chips in the Individual Trade column

Hover a chip to see which wallet it trades from, and the amount.

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Trade amount modes

Each side has its own mode.
  • Percent sizes the trade from that wallet’s balance. Buy uses native balance. Sell uses token holdings. Percent is the default.
  • Fixed uses a set native amount on buy, or a set token amount on sell.
Switch the mode in Trade Settings.

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Per-currency amounts

Fixed buy chips are stored per native currency: SOL, ETH, and BNB. Switching the currency in Trade Settings shows that currency’s chips. The percent numbers do not carry over.

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Instant Trade

Instant Trade skips the confirmation dialog on wallet-row chips. It is stored on this device. Turn it on from the Wallets toolbar, or from Settings → Trading. When it is off, a chip opens Confirm buy or Confirm sell. That dialog can Enable Instant Trade for the next click.
Wallets toolbar with Instant Trade on and a tooltip reading No trade confirmation dialogs

The Wallets toolbar with Instant Trade on

The trade sidebar does not use Instant Trade. Sidebar market submits go out immediately. Its Randomize button fills the amount field. It does not submit.