> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://x-trader.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://x-trader.gitbook.io/docs/xtrader-en/readme.md).

# X Trader Docs

X Trader is a Solana on-chain trading tool for Sniper, Copy Trade, Auto Sell, strategy rules, Positions, and Wallet Manager workflows.

These docs focus on practical flows and system behavior. Basic field labels that already appear in the UI are not repeated unless they need extra explanation.

The docs explain:

* How different features trigger trades
* How parameters work together
* What happens after a config is saved
* Where to check when a trade does not trigger

## Reading Order

New users can start with [Complete Your First Config in 5 Minutes](/docs/xtrader-en/quick-start/quick-start.md).

If you already know the product, jump to:

* [Create Sniper Config](/docs/xtrader-en/sniper/create-config.md)
* [Create Copy Trade Config](/docs/xtrader-en/copy-trade/create-config.md)
* [Buy Settings](/docs/xtrader-en/strategy-library/buy-parameters.md)
* [Common Error Reasons](/docs/xtrader-en/notifications-and-errors/error-reasons.md)

## Documentation Rule

English titles and field names follow the frontend UI terms. If a UI label differs from a natural English phrase, the UI label wins.


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