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# Setting up DCA Orders

To set up a Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) order with SunTools Trading Bot, follow these steps:

**1. Open the DCA Menu:**

* Click on "+ DCA" to access the Dollar-Cost Averaging menu.

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**2. Select Wallet(s):**

* Choose the wallet(s) you wish to use for the trade. Each selected wallet will perform the trade.

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**3. Choose Buy or Sell:**

* Decide whether you want to buy or sell the token.

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**4. Configure DCA Parameters:**

* Set the duration and interval for your purchases or sales. This helps distribute your trades over time, reducing the impact of volatility.

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**5. Enter Purchase Details:**

* For buying, select the amount of TRX you wish to purchase.
* For selling, choose the percentage, amount of TRX, or the amount of tokens you wish to sell.

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**6. Confirm the Order:**

* After setting all the details, press "+ Adding DCA Order +" to confirm and place the order.

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