How to set a stop loss on Robinhood Chain
Set an automated on-chain stop loss for any token on Robinhood Chain in about a minute — plus when to use a DCA stop loss for thin liquidity, and how stop buys catch breakouts.
The short answer: open Epsilon, switch the trade form from Swap to Stop, set a trigger price below the market, and sign once. From that moment the stop loss lives on-chain — keeper contracts monitor the price and sell automatically if your trigger breaks, whether or not you have the app open. Your funds never leave your own wallet while the order waits.
That last part matters. On Robinhood Chain there is no centralized exchange holding your position, so a stop loss can't be an exchange-side database entry the way it is on a broker. It has to be an on-chain order that something is committed to executing. Here is the full walkthrough.
Step by step
- 1. Open Epsilon and sign in. Go to app.epsilon.exchange and sign in with an email or connect a wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, or any WalletConnect wallet).
- 2. Select the token. Pick the token you hold from the trade screen or find it in Explore. The chart and live market data load alongside the order form.
- 3. Switch the order form to Stop. Change the trade form from Swap to Stop. Choose the amount of the position you want to protect.
- 4. Set your stop price. Enter the trigger price below the current market. If the market trades down through it, the position is sold automatically.
- 5. Sign once. Confirm the order. It now lives on-chain: keeper contracts watch the market and execute the sell the moment your trigger is hit, even with the app closed.
Thin liquidity? Use a DCA stop loss
A classic stop loss market-sells the whole position when triggered. On a low-liquidity memecoin, that single sell can crater the very price you are exiting at — you trigger at your stop and fill far below it.
Epsilon's DCA stop loss solves this: when the trigger hits, the position unwinds in a series of staged sells instead of one dump. Each slice fills at the best available route, and the market gets time to absorb the flow between slices. If you hold anything with a shallow pool, this is usually the right default.
Bonus: the same order type catches breakouts
Set the trigger above the market instead of below and the stop loss becomes a stop buy: it purchases automatically when price breaks through a level you choose. Traders use it to enter on confirmed breakouts without watching the chart.
Common questions
Does the stop loss work when my computer is off?
Yes. The order is on-chain and executed by keepers. Nothing depends on your device or browser being online.
Is it custodial?
No. You sign an order with exact terms; nothing and no one — including Epsilon — can move your funds outside those terms. Assets stay in your wallet until the order executes.
Is a fill at my exact stop price guaranteed?
The trigger is exact; the fill depends on on-chain liquidity at execution, like any market. That's precisely what the DCA stop loss exists to protect — it keeps large exits from moving the market against you.
Ready to try it? Open Epsilon or read more in the docs.