Yolo holds a losing lot. Bud ships Scalper, Builder, and Holder with it on. Paper and live each have their own copy.
If a lot sat red and the stop never sold, that was Yolo. That is the product working.
What Yolo holds
Automated loss exits stop.
- Risk stop-loss stays asleep
- Strategy sells that would close underwater stay asleep
What still sells with Yolo on
- Take-profit
- Trailing stop
- Strategy sells that are in profit
- You, cutting a lot by hand
If a stop would have fired, the tick records it as blocked. You will see a Yolo flag on the pair. The lot stays. The wallet share stays locked in that coin until a take, a trail, a profitable signal, or you sell by hand.
Why Yolo is the default
A dip leaves the book alone. Scalper can run a small take and a wide stop because that wide stop never fires. You skip the stop-out on noise and the buy back higher.
Leave it on unless you want the bot to cut losers for you.
What happens if you turn Yolo off
The stop wakes up. The next red trip sells. That is the disaster brake.
On paper, fake USDT can go below zero. No worries. That is the point of paper.
Turn it off when you want automated cuts. One ugly lot today is the hold.
Yolo cannot save a pair that is erased or deleted, or a coin that goes to dust. There is no take to hit. A lock on a dead name is a lock on zero.
How to turn Yolo mode off
Long press the server tab → Disable Yolo mode.
A sandbox switch leaves live alone. Live has its own copy.
You can also ask Bud Intelligence to turn Yolo off or on. Say which server.
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