> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://swapsights.gitbook.io/swapsights-whitepaper/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://swapsights.gitbook.io/swapsights-whitepaper/trading-tools.md).

# Trading Tools

**Trading Tools:** SwapSights provides its users with trading tools which make trading both easier and more efficient. These tools are detailed below. All trades made via the platform are subject to a trading fee of 0.25%, the revenue from which is broken down as per the revenue share section.

**Stop Loss & Take Profit:** This tool allows users to set sell prices both above & below their entry point, and have the SwapSights platform automatically execute the trade.

**Limit Orders:** This tool allows users to set a buy in price, and have the SwapSights platform automatically execute the trade.

**Sniper Bots & Programs:** This collection of tools provide users with a multitude of sniping options. The sniper allows for multi wallet snipes on already launched projects, as well as automatic sniping upon the addition of liquidity or the enabling of trading.

**Anti Rug:** SwapSights state of the art anti rug features frontruns rugpull transactions on tokens held in your wallet.


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