Sell panel

After this, you'll be able to sell in whatever unit you think in, across all your wallets at once.

The sell panel sells a token you already hold. You size the sell in the unit that matches your intent and choose which wallets sell.

Sizing your sell

You size a sell four ways. Pick the one that matches how you're thinking about the exit:

Percent of supply: a percentage of the token's total supply, capped at what you hold. The quick buttons are small fractions, 0.1%, 0.25%, 0.5% and 1%, plus a 100% button that sells your entire balance.
Token amount: a fixed number of tokens.
Native value: enough tokens to return a set amount of the chain's native coin (SOL on Solana).
USD value: enough tokens to return a set amount in US dollars.

The panel converts whatever you enter into an on-chain token amount at sell time, using the live price.

The percent is a share of the token's whole supply, not a share of your bag. Click 1% and you sell 1% of the total supply. If 1% of supply is more than you hold, you sell your entire balance instead. The 100% button always sells everything you hold.

This is built for supply-aware selling. A dev holding a large share of supply moves a small, controlled slice with each click. A small holder clicking a low percent may still clear most or all of their bag, because the cap sells no more than you hold.

Selling across wallets

You sell from several wallets in one action. The panel splits your sized sell across the wallets you select, so a large position leaves from many wallets at once instead of one.

Before you click

Market sells fire on click with no popup, so check the unit and size before you click.

Sells run one at a time per token: while one is running, a second is refused, so wait for the first to finish. A sell from a single wallet's row is limited the same way, per wallet.

Per-sell slippage

Slippage on a sell is separate from slippage on a buy, so your sell tolerance never inherits from the buy side. Raise it for a token moving fast so the sell still lands; keep it tighter on a stable token to avoid a bad fill.

Where the proceeds go

Sale proceeds stay in the wallets that sold. Selling is free; the 5% platform fee is charged when the proceeds leave, for example when you withdraw them. See Fees.

What can go wrong

Symptom	Likely cause	Fix
You sold less or more than you meant to	Unit mix-up: you were in percent when you meant token amount, or in USD when you meant percent	Check the sell unit before you fire. Percent, token amount, native value and USD each mean a different size.
The sell failed	Slippage is too low for how fast the token is moving, so the price leaves your tolerance before the sell lands	Raise the sell slippage. Go higher for a fast mover, tighter for a stable token.
A "1000-token" sell was not "$1000"	Token count is not USD value: 1000 tokens is a quantity, not a dollar figure	Switch the sell unit to USD to size by dollars.
A small percent sell cleared your whole bag	The sell percent is a share of the token's total supply, not your holdings, and that share was more than you hold	Expected. To exit a set size, sell by token amount, native value or USD instead of percent.
"A sell of this token is already running"	Another sell of this token is still in flight	Wait for it to finish, then sell again.