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# Positions and sells

Review positions, sell part or all of a token, and manage exit rules.

**Positions** is where you review tokens bought through your trading wallet. Open **Copytrade → Positions** or send `/positions`.

Each position shows available token quantity, cost basis and estimated value when pricing is available. Market prices can change before a trade completes.

## Choose your action

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Sell part" %}

1. Open **Positions** and select the token.
2. Choose **Sell**, then a percentage or custom amount.
3. Review the quote and fees before confirming.
4. Check the final settlement notice and your remaining balance.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Sell all" %}

1. Open the relevant sell controls.
2. Select **Sell All** if you want to sell your open positions.
3. Read the confirmation carefully. This action is separate from stopping a copy.
4. Confirm the final result in Telegram and your wallet.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Write off" %}
If a position cannot be traded, the bot may offer **Write off**. This removes its value from your tracked ledger and records a loss. **It does not sell tokens or return SOL to your wallet.**
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

## Pause versus stop versus sell

| Action               | What happens                                                         |
| -------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Pause a copy**     | Stops selected copy activity until resumed                           |
| **Stop copying**     | Stops new copied buys and Copy sells; existing positions remain open |
| **Sell**             | Attempts an actual sale of the chosen tokens                         |
| **Pause everything** | May also disable take-profit and stop-loss protection                |

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Stop copying does not sell your open positions.** Check their remaining exit rules and manage them from Positions. A submitted sell is not complete until it settles.
{% endhint %}

For automatic exits, see [Copy modes](/callgraph-docs/copy-trading/modes-and-sizing.md) and [Trading guards](/callgraph-docs/copy-trading/guards-and-exits.md).


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