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The Panic Close Button

A red button in the header, the same one on every page: Panic Close shuts every open position on both exchanges at market price — with a confirmation prompt first.

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Sometimes every second counts — and the most expensive time is the time spent navigating. That's why Panic Close doesn't hide inside the Pro Channel; it sits in the header of every single page: Trading Desk, Sonaris AI, Portfolio, GannSonar, always the same red button in the same spot.

Header bar with exchange selector, system status, balance, and the red Panic Close button

One click, one question, one effect

A click doesn't trigger anything by itself — first comes a confirmation: “Do you really want to close ALL open positions at market price?” Only after confirming does the app send the command.

Both exchanges, not just one

The button doesn't ask which exchange to close on — it closes on Bybit and Blofin at the same time. An emergency stop that only closes half the picture isn't one: having to hit two separate buttons in a real stress moment would cost exactly the time you don't have left.

In short

Panic Close is deliberately kept simple — one button, one question, one effect. The less there is to decide in between, the less can go wrong when it actually matters.

Not investment advice. This post is for information and education. It is not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell. Trading cryptocurrencies and leveraged products can lead to the total loss of the capital employed.
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