Sniper Presets
Saving a Sniper setup so a whole configuration is one tap away.
A preset is a saved Sniper configuration. If you trade the same pair on the same timeframe most days, a preset turns that whole setup into a single tap.
Where to find it
Main menu → 🎯 Sniper → 🎯 Presets
BTCUSDT
Side: Buy
Timeframe: 5m
Candle Lookback: 3
SL Buffer: $60
Fixed Risk:Reward: 2.5
Initial Risk %: 1
📖 How this panel works
spref:{"symbol":"BTCUSDT","side":"Buy","candles":"3","buffer":"60","rr":"2.5","timeframe":"5","mode":"rr","tp":"","risk":"1"}9:35 PMCurrent Config is what the Sniper panel is set to right now - the values ➕ Add New Preset and 🔄 Update would save. It is a preview of the save, not of any existing preset.
The two you start with
A new account comes with two presets. They are ordinary presets: rename, update or delete them like any you save yourself, and a deleted one does not come back.
| Name | Symbol | Side | Timeframe | Candle Lookback | SL Buffer | Fixed Risk:Reward | Initial Risk % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC 5m | BTCUSDT.P | Buy | 5m | 5 | $10 | 2 | 0.5 |
| ETH 5m | ETHUSDT.P | Buy | 5m | 5 | $5 | 2 | 0.5 |
What a preset stores
| Saved | Not saved |
|---|---|
| Symbol | Take Profit price |
| Side | |
| Timeframe | |
| Candle Lookback | |
| SL Buffer | |
| Target mode, and the Risk:Reward ratio | |
| Initial Risk % |
Why the TP price is left out
A take profit is a price for one specific trade - it is stale the moment the market moves. Only the mode is remembered, so a preset saved in Take Profit mode reopens in Take Profit mode with the price blank, waiting for the number that fits today. Switch Current Config to Take Profit mode and the panel replaces the Fixed Risk:Reward line above with a blank Take Profit and says so outright:
Note: TP price isn't saved in presets - only the mode is remembered.A saved risk still has to fit Max Risk Per Trade
Loading a preset sets Initial Risk % to whatever it was saved with, even if you have lowered Max Risk Per Trade since. The panel shows the saved value rather than quietly changing it, and Preview and Send refuse the trade until you lower the risk or raise the ceiling.
The buttons
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| A preset's name | Selects it, revealing the actions below. 👉 marks the selected one, (Active) marks the loaded one. |
| ✅ Activate | Loads the preset into the Sniper panel and returns you there. |
| 🔄 Update | Overwrites the preset with Current Config, after a confirmation showing what changes. |
| ✏️ Rename | Renames it. Names must be unique and non-empty. |
| 🗑 Delete | Removes it. If it was active, nothing is active afterwards. |
| ➕ Add New Preset | Saves Current Config under a name you type. |
Updating shows you the diff
🔄 Update does not overwrite silently. It shows the old and new values side by side with the changed fields highlighted, and waits for ✅ Confirm:
spref:{"symbol":"BTCUSDT","side":"Buy","candles":"3","buffer":"60","rr":"2.5","timeframe":"5","mode":"rr","tp":"","risk":"1"}9:35 PMThe quick row
The top row of the Sniper panel holds up to two presets for one-tap loading, without coming here at all. A ✅ marks the one currently loaded.
The row always shows two presets when you have at least two saved, filling from your most recently used and topping up from the rest in the order you created them.
The checkmark tracks the values, not the tap
Change any field after loading a preset and the ✅ disappears - the panel no longer matches what was saved, so it stops claiming it does. This does not forget your choice: reopen Sniper fresh and the preset loads again. Only Activate, a quick-row tap, or adding a new preset changes which one is remembered.
Naming rules
| Empty names | Rejected - Name can't be empty. |
| Duplicate names | Rejected, case-insensitively - A preset named 'Scalp' already exists. |
A symbol a preset uses is protected
While any preset references a symbol, that symbol cannot be renamed or deleted from the symbol list:
Can't delete ETHUSDT.P - it's used in preset "ETH 15m". Delete the preset first.Otherwise the preset would point at a symbol that no longer exists, and you would not find out until the trade failed.