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A profile is a set of trading settings shared by the wallets inside it. Each wallet keeps its own balance, positions and orders; the profile decides how they trade. Open it with /profiles, or Switch profile on the home screen. Everyone starts with one profile. You can have up to 5.

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Why you would want a second one

Because settings are the thing that differs, not the money. A profile lets you run two styles at once without editing anything between trades:

A careful one

Low slippage, auto-buy off, a stop-loss on every position by default.

A fast one

Degen mode on, auto-buy armed at a fixed size, bigger buy buttons.

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What belongs to the profile

Wallets, balances, positions, orders and history belong to the wallet, not the profile.

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Create a profile

1

Name it

In /profiles, tap New profile and send a name. Up to 20 characters — letters, digits, spaces, dashes and underscores.
2

Choose its starting settings

Dawn offers to start the new profile with the settings of the one you were just using. Accept to copy them, or decline to start from the defaults.Only settings are copied. Wallets, funds and positions are not.
3

Fund a wallet in it

A new profile comes with a fresh, empty wallet. Deposit into it, or move USDC across from another profile with Send.

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Switch profiles

Tap any profile row in /profiles. The home screen, the token panel and the portfolio all follow the profile you are in.
Switching profiles does not stop automation. Stop-losses, take-profits, limit orders and DCA plans keep running in every profile, whether or not you are looking at it. Check /limitorders in each profile before you assume nothing is armed.

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Finding a missing position

If a coin you are sure you hold is not in the portfolio, it is almost always in another profile, or in another wallet in the same profile. Check both before anything else — Troubleshooting has the full list.