Inferno Trade guide
- How to create and fund a wallet
- Main screen
- Token analytics
- How to create a market order
- How to create a limit order
- “Orders” section
- Referral system
- Glossary
- FAQ
- Links
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How to create and fund a wallet?
⨠ Open the web-app, and the wallet creation screen will appear.
⨠ Choose a name for your wallet and click “create wallet”.
⨠ Your wallet is created. If necessary, refresh the app to display the interface correctly.
Save the seed phrase, which will be sent to you via a personal message from the bot. We do not store seed phrases, so if you lose it, your funds will be lost!
You can also create multiple wallets by clicking one of these buttons:
To fund your wallet, use one of the two buttons provided:
In the opened window, you’ll see a QR code for funding, the wallet address, and a button to copy it. You can top up from any wallet.
Main screen (the “Swaps” section)
- Wallet balance/funding
- Selected wallet
- Withdraw funds
- Token card – clicking it opens the token analytics screen
- Hide token (don’t worry, your balance is safe)
- Opens the buy/sell token menu
- General info about the purchased token (token amount, your ROI*, price in TON, and your balance in TON)
- Add token
To add a token, you will need its contract* or ticker. Paste the contract into the input field and click “Add.” It will appear at the top of the main page. If searching by ticker, be cautious to avoid scam copies of the original token.
Token analytics
On the token analytics screen, you’ll see basic token info and a fully functional chart from Dexscreener.
- These icons show whether the contract is verified* (a red icon may indicate a potential honeypot*) and whether the token creator has renounced ownership (a red icon indicates the creator retains control, which poses extra risks).
- Token price and its changes over the last 24 hours, 1 hour, and 5 minutes.
- Liquidity*.
- Market cap*.
- Number of wallet holders* of the token.
- Trading volume*.
- Buttons to go to Dexscreener or the token buy/sell screen.
- Fully functional chart from Dexscreener.
How to create a market order?
To create a market buy/sell order, open the buy/sell screen from either the main screen or the analytics screen.
- Choose the operation you want to perform.
- Select a market or limit order*, or set up a dip-buy order*.
- Choose the amount to buy (or sell).
- Here is the amount you’ll get at the current rate.
- Click the button to refresh the price if necessary.
- Set slippage tolerance*.
- If the token trades on two exchanges, you can choose which one to use for the purchase.
How to create a limit order?
To create a limit order*, select “Limit” or “Dip Buy” on the buy/sell screen:
- Choose the type of trade (limit/market).
- Select the operation type (Take-Profit/Stop-Loss*).
- Current market price.
- These buttons allow quick creation of a limit order* (percentage is added to the current price).
- Trigger price, at which the auto-buy/sell will occur.
- Amount of TON you will receive after the trade.
- These buttons allow you to quickly change the size of your token balance to exchange for TON.
Orders section
Here are your limit orders. On the order cards, you can see:
You can cancel an order by clicking “Cancel.”
Trade history
In this section, you can track your trades:
As you can see, ROI is shown in the trade history (3), but it is not yet displayed. This will be implemented in future updates.
Referral system
The current referral reward is 40% of your referrals’ commissions, with no additional conditions.
Referral rewards can be withdrawn starting from 1 TON.
Glossary
- Volatility – Token price fluctuations over a period of time (i.e., large price swings up and down). This is typical of low-liquidity and “trendy” tokens.
- Token contract – A unique set of characters used to identify the desired token. This contract can be found on Dexscreener, DEX exchanges, Tonviewer, or the token’s official resources.
- Wallet holders – This parameter shows the number of wallets that hold a token. It can also help identify fake tokens.
- Liquidity – Backing of the token with another, more liquid token (usually TON or USDT). Low-liquidity tokens are more volatile* and less reliable. Caution is advised when trading low-liquidity tokens.
- Order – A “request” to buy or sell, sent by a user to an exchange.
- Dip-buying – A function separate from limit orders. It allows buying a token at your chosen price, not the current one. When the price hits your target, the auto-buy/sell will trigger without your intervention.
- Slippage – The allowable percentage of price change for trade confirmation. If the price increases by more than the allowed slippage during the transaction, it is canceled, and your tokens are returned.
- Market order – Immediate buy/sell at the current rate. On DEX exchanges, you typically use market orders.
- Swaps – Trading operations (e.g., swapping TON for USDT).
- Seed phrase – 24 words used to access your wallet. (We recommend storing the seed phrase on paper in a secure place).
- Trading volume – The sum of all buy/sell trades over 24 hours in USD.
- Limit order – A delayed order that executes when the trigger price you set is reached.
- Honeypot – A token that can be bought but cannot be sold (you lose your funds, giving them to the scammer).
- Market cap – The market capitalization of a token, which helps gauge its value. High market cap often indicates a reliable token, while a low one signals a higher risk.
- ROI – Shows your profit/loss relative to your investment. If ROI is above zero, you're in profit; if below zero, you're in a loss. (For example, if you invest 6 TON in a token and the ROI is -50%, you’ve lost half your investment, i.e., 3 TON).
- Stop-Loss – A protective limit order that sells your asset when the price drops to the selected level. (For example, if you bought a token at $1 and set a Stop-Loss at -50%, the token will be automatically sold at $0.50 to avoid further losses).
- Take-Profit – A limit order that locks in your profit when the price reaches the selected level. (For example, if you bought a token at $1 and set Take-Profit at +50%, it will be automatically sold at $1.50 to secure your profit).
FAQ
- Why is the bot free?
– We charge a 1% fee on your transactions to support the bot’s operations. This keeps the functionality free for users. - Why can’t I withdraw all my funds from the wallet? Why can’t I buy tokens with my entire balance?
– For any operations, we keep 0.25 TON for blockchain and bot fees.
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