Glossary

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Account sign-in. Signing in with X, Google, Telegram, email or another account. Manna creates your wallets for you. Compare outside wallet.

Alert. A message when a token's price, market cap or percentage move crosses a level you set. See Alerts and watchlist.

Anti-bundle. A launch rule that limits how many trades can happen in one block, so bundling bots can't sweep a launch.

Auto TP/SL. A setting that places a take profit (+100%, sells half) and a stop loss (-30%, sells all) after every buy. Shared by the web app and the bot.

Harvest Drop. A coin's holders slice, paid every 15 minutes in proportion to how much each holder has.

Manna coin. A coin launched on Manna's launchpad. Its address carries Manna's ending, published on Contracts and addresses at launch.

Manna curve. On Robinhood Chain, the classic venue: the coin trades on Manna's own bonding curve and moves to Uniswap when it graduates. Compare Bot-ready.

Manna Pass. A free member card with your member number, invite code and a welcome bonus of Season 1 points. See Season 1 and Manna Pass.

Bonding curve. A pricing formula that sells a coin from a fixed supply: each buy raises the price, each sell lowers it. Manna coins start on one.

Bot-ready. On Robinhood Chain, a coin whose curve lives inside a Uniswap v4 pool from the first block, so any bot or screener can trade it immediately.

Bracket. A take profit and a stop loss set together in one tap.

Bridge. Moving money from one blockchain to another. Manna bridges through Relay. See Bridge.

Burn. Sending tokens to an address nobody controls, removing them from supply forever. A coin's burn slice buys the coin and burns it.

Call (thesis). A post about a coin, made from that coin's page, that records the price at the moment you post so everyone can see how it played out. See Calls and theses.

Cash. Your spendable balance on Manna: native coins (SOL, ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX) and stablecoins (USDC, USDG) across all your wallets on all chains, added up in dollars.

Cashback. The share of Manna's trading fee paid back to you, 25% to 40% depending on your 30-day volume.

Chapters. A launch rule where the max wallet doubles each time trading volume reaches a milestone.

Clan. A crew of up to 50 traders ranked together by volume. See Leaderboard and clans.

Comeback Fund. A coin's fee slice paid to current holders who are down on their bag, in proportion to their loss.

Contract address (CA). The unique address of a token on its blockchain. The only reliable way to identify a token.

Copy trading. Automatically mirroring another trader's buys (and optionally sells). See Copy trading.

Creator fee. A fee from 0% to 10% that a coin's creator sets on every trade, on top of Manna's 1%.

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DCA (dollar-cost averaging). Buying a fixed dollar amount at regular intervals instead of all at once.

Dev buy. The creator's own first buy, made in the same transaction as the launch.

DEX. A decentralized exchange, such as Meteora, Raydium or Uniswap, where tokens trade in liquidity pools.

DEX PAID. DexScreener's paid "Enhanced Token Info" listing, which creators can order through Manna.

Entangled. A launch rule that keeps a coin locked until another Manna coin reaches a market cap.

EVM. The Ethereum Virtual Machine. EVM chains (Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche) share one address format, so your Manna EVM wallet has the same address on all of them.

Fee route (split). How a coin's creator fee is shared out: to the creator, holders, the Comeback Fund, the Hype Crew, burns, a jackpot or Spread. See Fee routes.

Fumble. A position you closed whose price later went more than 1.5 times above your average exit.

Gas (network fee). The fee a blockchain charges to process a transaction. It goes to the network, not to Manna.

Graduation. The moment a coin's bonding curve sells out and its liquidity moves to a DEX pool, locked forever.

Holders-only chat. A coin setting where only wallets holding the coin can post on its page.

Honeypot. A token that lets you buy but not sell. Manna flags suspected honeypots and copy trading skips them.

Hype Crew. A coin's fee slice for people who share it. See Hype Crew.

Jackpot. A coin's fee slice paid to one random holder (weighted by balance), at most once every 24 hours.

Keeper. Manna's automated service that runs every 15 minutes to collect fees and pay out holders, creators, burns and jackpots.

Limit order. An order to buy when the market cap drops to a level (limit buy) or to sell when it rises to one (limit sell).

Liquidity. The money in a pool available to trade against. Low liquidity means high price impact.

Lock. Tokens placed in a contract that releases them only at a set date (or gradually until it). See Dev buy and locks.

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Market cap (MC). Price times total supply. Every Manna coin has a fixed supply of 1 billion, so market cap is just price × 1B. Manna's orders trigger on market cap.

Max wallet. A launch rule that caps how much of the supply any one wallet may hold.

Migrate (bot). In the Telegram bot, sweeping your native coins from every other EVM chain into one chain.

One-tap trading. Buying and selling without a wallet confirmation, because Manna's signer can sign trades you ask for. See One-tap trading and cash.

Outside wallet. A wallet you bring yourself, such as Phantom or MetaMask. It asks you to confirm every transaction.

Pair (quote asset). What a coin trades against and what its fees are paid in: SOL, ETH, USDC, a stock token, another Manna coin, or almost any token.

PnL. Profit and loss: what a position has made or lost, realized (sold) plus unrealized (still held).

Points. Season 1 points, earned by trading, launching, inviting and posting theses. Not a token.

Price impact. How much your own trade moves the price, because of the pool's size.

Priority fee. An extra network fee on Solana that helps a transaction land faster.

Rules. Limits written into a coin that the token enforces on every transfer, such as max wallet or market hours. See Rules.

Sell initials. Selling just enough of a position to take back what you put in, so the rest rides for free.

Slippage. The most the price may move against you between your tap and your trade landing before the trade is cancelled.

Sniper. A bot that buys a coin in its first seconds. In the Manna bot, Sniper is also a feature that auto-buys every new Manna launch for you.

Sniper shield. A very high fee during a coin's first 3 to 30 seconds that makes sniping unprofitable.

Spread. A coin's fee slice that buys the coin and airdrops it to wallets that traded on Manna in the last 24 hours.

Stop loss (SL). An order that sells when the market cap falls to a level.

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Storehouse. Manna's revenue page: volume, payouts and what is reserved for $MANNA.

Take profit (TP). An order that sells when the market cap rises to a level.

Team wallets. On EVM chains, up to 32 wallets a creator lists that skip the sniper tax, within a team cap, and get a public "Team" badge.

Tithe. A launch rule where every trade pays a small fixed amount to a wallet the creator picks (Manna curve on EVM chains only).

Token-2022. Solana's newer token standard. Solana coins with rules use it with Manna's transfer-hook program.

Trailing stop. A stop loss that follows the price up and sells if it falls a set percentage from its highest point.

Universal cash. Manna paying for a buy on one chain with money you hold on another, by moving it for you.

Vanity address. A token address with a chosen ending.

Vesting. A launch rule where every buy unlocks bit by bit after a waiting period (cliff).

Watch-only wallet. Any wallet address you add to your portfolio to track, without being able to trade from it.

Whale. A holder or trader with a very large position. In the feed, trades of $1,000 or more get a whale marker.