> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.odinbot.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.odinbot.io/faqs/7.-most-common-issues-with-odinbot-not-mirroring/odinbots-price-protection-prevented-execution-of-the-trade.md).
# Odinbot's price protection prevented execution of the trade
Odinbot ensures that trades are not copied if your entry price would be significantly less favorable compared to the wallet being mirrored.
To confirm that the transaction was not executed due to the Odin's safety features, we can use tools like Solscan, where viewing the transaction signature reveals if slippage was the cause.
1. Go to [**solscan.io**](https://solscan.io) and search for your wallet.
2. Look for the failed transaction that occurred at the time of the trade. (*has a red sign next to it*)
3. Open the transaction and you will see one of the following errors:
***"*****Program Error: "Instruction #7 Failed - Unknown instruction error"" -** If you see this error, scroll down until you see the *Program Logs* and under it you should be able to find the description of the error: ***Program log: Error: exceeds desired slippage limit**.*
***"Program Error: "Instruction #7 Failed - custom program error: exceeds desired slippage limit""***
Enabling the [**Degen Mode**](https://docs.odinbot.io/setup-and-initialization/4.-odinbots-controls#toggle-degen-mode) bypasses the safety feature. \
**Note:** Does not affect Pump.fun transactions.
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