Selling on a Bags curve
With SOL as the quote token, a Bags sale is a single DBC swap: tokens in, SOL out, quoted with Meteora's math against the live reserves. Each sale lowers the price for the next wallet, so the review replays every sale in order and shows the price impact of the full exit before you commit.
The 2% round trip
Bags' 2% applies on the way out as well as the way in, routed to the token's fee-share recipients. A position bought and sold on the curve has paid about 4% to Bags before any price movement. If you hold a large share of the supply, staggering the sales lowers impact but not that fee.
Graduated Bags tokens
After the 85 SOL raise the token trades in a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. The tool then sells through Jupiter, restricted to Meteora's DAMM programs, so the sale stays in the token's own pool.
Costing an exit
Ten wallets each with a 0.8 SOL floor return at least 8 SOL. SOLTidy's 0.5% is 0.04 SOL. Bags has already taken its 2% from those proceeds. Closing the ten emptied accounts gives back about 0.02 SOL of rent. A larger exit, say 30 SOL of floors, would pay SOLTidy the 0.1 SOL run cap rather than 0.15.
| Item | SOL |
|---|---|
| Minimum SOL back, all wallets | 8 |
| SOLTidy fee (0.5%) | 0.04 |
| Rent back from closed accounts | ≈ +0.02 |
Questions & answers
How much does selling a Bags token cost?
Bags' 2% out of the proceeds, SOLTidy's 0.5% of each sale's minimum SOL out (0.1 SOL at most per run) and the network fee.
Why is my sale worth less than the chart says?
The curve price drops as tokens go back in, and Bags' 2% comes off the payout. The review shows both.
Do I receive SOL directly?
Yes. The swap's wSOL is closed in the same transaction.
What if the token graduates mid-run?
That sale fails in simulation at no cost; the remaining wallets continue on the DAMM v2 pool.
Can I collect the SOL into one wallet afterwards?
Yes, with the Wallet Consolidator, which sweeps many wallets into one.
