⁉️Common Reasons for Transaction Failure

If a transaction fails, users are advised to check the following settings first:

A timeout failure may occur for several reasons:

Low priority fee – When the fee is too low, the transaction takes longer to be processed by validators, often leading to timeouts after the countdown expiration.
Low slippage – If the token price fluctuates sharply (e.g., during candle wicks or volatile periods), the transaction may fail to trigger within the set tolerance.

Insufficient wallet balance — When your wallet lacks enough ETH/SOL to cover both the purchase and gas fees. 💡 Tip: Keep at least 0.02 SOL available in your Solana wallet for smooth trading.
Insufficient token balance when selling — The transaction cannot be submitted if you do not hold the token.
Buy submission failed — Some tokens restrict early purchases during the project’s initial phase.
Sell submission failed — The project may be a honeypot, or your address may be blacklisted, preventing sales.

Usually caused by low slippage tolerance. Even though the transaction is submitted on-chain, execution fails — consuming gas and/or priority fees. 💡 Tip: When trading new or highly volatile tokens (e.g., during FOMO phases), increase your slippage tolerance.

The token’s liquidity pool has been removed by the creator or project team, making trading routes unavailable.
For tokens created on Solana platforms such as Pump.fun or Moonshot, if the token’s market cap has reached around $45K and the team is still adding liquidity to Raydium or Meteora DEX, trading will be temporarily unavailable. 💡 Please wait until the pool is live before attempting to trade again.

Last updated 1 month ago