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# Universal Settings
How to customize your Sanji trading bot settings.
The "Settings" button allows you to customize various settings.
Upon clicking the "Settings" button you will have the option to edit buy settings, sell settings, and even the language that the bot is in.
**Buy Settings:**
**Edit buy amount:** Set the amount of SOL you auto-buy with.
**Edit slippage:** Set your slippage ("Slippage occurs when there is a discrepancy between the expected price of a cryptocurrency and the price at which the order is filled.")
So if you set your slippage to 10%, this means you are willing to let the price slip 10% off your price.
Your slippage is applied to ALL transactions including your take profit and stop loss ones.
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**Sell Settings:**
**Sell Type:**
**"ALL": Select the "ALL" setting if you would like to sell ALL of your tokens when the address you are copying sells ANY amount. For example, if you copy-trade someone, and they sell half their tokens, you will sell ALL of your tokens.**
**"PERCENTAGE": Select the "PERCENTAGE" setting if you would like to sell a % of your tokens when the address you are copying sells ANY amount. For example, if you copy-trade someone, and they sell 50% of their tokens, you will also sell 50% of your tokens.**
**Edit Stop Loss: Set a stop loss %. For example, if you set your stop loss at 50%, this means when you are 50% DOWN on a trade, you will automatically close your trade and your tokens at a loss. This is a risk management feature.**
**Edit Take Profit: Set a take profit %. For example, if you set your take profit at 50%, this means when you are 50% UP on a trade, you will automatically close your trade and sell your tokens for profit. This is a risk management feature.**
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**Language:**
Editing the language is straightforward, simply click the language you want.
