Buy and sell
Your first trade on a coin page, and what every line of the trade panel means.
Trades happen in the panel on the right of every coin page. On a phone, tap the Buy $SYMBOL button at the bottom of the page and it slides up.
Buy
Enter how much DOGE to spend
Type an amount or tap 1, 5, 10, 25 or Max.
Check what you get
- 1You receive: about how many tokens you get.
- 2Price impact: how much your own buy moves the price.
- 3Slippage: how much worse it may get before the trade cancels itself.
Press the button and approve
The green button says exactly what it will do (Buy 19.77M CLOUD). Your wallet opens: check and approve. A message tells you when it's done.
Sell
Switch to Sell, choose how much of your balance (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) or type an amount, and press the red button.
- 1Sell half your tokens.
- 2You receive: the DOGE you get, after fees.
Sometimes two steps
Before your first sale of a coin, your wallet asks you to approve it: a permission for the contract to take the tokens you sell. Approve, then confirm the sale. After graduation the first sale needs two approvals (Permit2); after that, sells are one transaction.
Every line of the panel
| Line | What it means |
|---|---|
| Price impact | How far your trade moves the price. Big trades on small curves move it a lot. |
| Min. received | The least you accept. If the price moves past your slippage before your trade lands, it cancels and you keep your DOGE. |
| Fee | 1% platform plus the coin's creator fee, taken in DOGE. Fees |
| Sniper tax | Only in the first 10 seconds after launch. Sniper tax |
| Slippage | 0.5%, 1% (default) or 3%. Raise it only if trades keep cancelling on a busy coin. |
Watch the road to graduation
On the curve, the panel shows how close the coin is to graduating, and where your buy would take it.
- 1Where the curve will be after your buy.
If your buy is bigger than what's left on the curve, you only pay for what's left. The button says Buy & graduate, and the rest of your DOGE comes back in the same transaction. Graduation
After graduation
A graduated coin trades in its own pool. The panel looks the same and the fees are the same.
