Watching the chart
- Wake up to the top you missed
- Sell everything at once, or nothing
- Move the target higher every time it gets close
- Panic sell the bottom
The result: an exit plan that only exists in your head.
LADDR adds a 0.2% fee to the SOL you receive when a rung fills. $LADDR holders pay nothing. How the fee works
Pick a coin you hold and set a take-profit ladder. LADDR places every rung as a real Jupiter limit order that you sign in your own Phantom, so the coins stay in your own order accounts and the SOL lands in your wallet when price gets there.
Built for traders who want their exits on chain, not in their head.
Most bags don't die from bad entries. They round-trip a 4x because nobody was awake to sell it.
The result: an exit plan that only exists in your head.
The result: your exits fill themselves, and you keep a moonbag.
No deposits and no new wallet. Four steps, and only one of them is a signature.
Connect Phantom and LADDR lists what you hold, priced live, biggest first.
Use a preset or set your own price multiples and slice sizes, with a live preview of the SOL you'd get if each one fills.
Jupiter builds each order and LADDR runs it through a simulation. If the simulation fails, you never see a signing prompt.
Approve all rungs in one Phantom prompt. Jupiter's keepers fill each one when price reaches it.
Live prices, real orders. Each rung needs at least $5 of the coin, which is Jupiter's minimum.
Connect Phantom to see the coins you hold.
This is an alert, not an on-chain order. It only fires while this page is open with alerts on, then offers a one-tap market sell. It is not a guaranteed stop.
Your PnL-if-filled preview appears here.
Connect Phantom to read your Jupiter limit orders.
Set with a ladder, kept in this browser. While alerts are on, LADDR checks the price every 30 seconds. If it falls through your line, you get a notification and a one-tap sell built by Jupiter, simulated, then signed by you.
No alerts set in this browser.
Every ladder here was placed through LADDR and checked against Jupiter's own open orders for that wallet. Fills update every ten minutes.
Reading the ladder feed…
| Feature | LADDR | Watching the chart | Custodial bots |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who holds the coins | Your own Jupiter order accounts | You | The bot's wallet |
| Sells while you sleep | Yes, limit orders on chain | No | Yes |
| Sells in slices | Up to 8 rungs | If you remember | Varies |
| Every transaction simulated | Before you sign | Not applicable | You never see it |
| Stop-loss | An alert with a one-tap sell, not an on-chain order | Your nerves | Often, with their custody |
| Fee | 0.2% of SOL on fills, holders 0 | None | Usually 1% |
No. Each rung is a Jupiter Trigger order. The coins move from your wallet into that order's own account on Jupiter's limit-order program, and only you can cancel it. LADDR has no key and nothing to sign with.
When a rung fills, Jupiter sends 0.2% of the SOL it received to LADDR through Jupiter's referral program, and the rest goes to you. Nothing is charged to place or cancel. Wallets that hold $LADDR pay 0% once the coin is live. If the fee isn't switched on yet, the builder shows 0%.
No, and we won't call it one. Jupiter's non-custodial limit orders only fill at or above their target, so an on-chain stop would mean handing your coins to a custodial vault. LADDR's stop is an alert instead. While this page is open with alerts on, it checks the price every 30 seconds and offers a one-tap market sell when the price crosses your line. If the page is closed, nothing happens.
Jupiter requires each order to be worth at least $5 of the coin at today's price. LADDR flags rungs below that before you can place them.
Under Your orders, every open rung has a Cancel button. Jupiter builds the cancel, LADDR simulates it, you sign it, and the unfilled coins return to your wallet.
A rung fills only when the market has enough liquidity at your target price. Thin coins can trade through a price on a single wick and leave the order unfilled. Jupiter's keepers fill orders as soon as a route at your price exists.