Selling into the LaunchLab curve
Each sale is one transaction the tool assembles itself: a temporary wSOL account, LaunchLab's sell_exact_in for your exact token amount with a minimum SOL out, then the wSOL account is closed so the proceeds arrive as plain SOL. SOLTidy's fee transfer comes after that, out of SOL the wallet has just received.
Selling pushes the curve back down. The review applies the sales in order to a copy of the pool's reserves, and each wallet re-reads them right before it sells, so later floors follow the real price.
Fees on the way out
Bonk.fun's 1.5% (0.25% Raydium, 1.25% platform) is deducted from what the curve pays. SOLTidy's 0.5% is taken from the slippage floor, the SOL the sale is guaranteed to return, and one run never pays SOLTidy more than 0.1 SOL.
Example: on a curve holding 30 SOL, selling 10 million tokens returns about 1.065 SOL after Bonk.fun's 0.016 SOL. With 5% slippage the floor is about 1.012 SOL, so SOLTidy's share is about 0.005 SOL. Twenty such wallets would total about 0.1 SOL; a bigger run stays at 0.1.
| Item | SOL |
|---|---|
| Paid out by the curve (after 1.5%) | ≈ 1.065 |
| SOLTidy fee (0.5% of the ≈ 1.012 floor) | ≈ 0.005 |
| Rent back from closing the account | ≈ +0.0015 |
After migration to Raydium
When the curve reaches 85 SOL the coin moves into a Raydium CPMM pool (AMM v4 for old configs). Sales then go through Jupiter restricted to that program, with the pool fee inside the quote. A wallet mid-queue during migration retries on the pool automatically.
Questions & answers
How much does a Bonk.fun mass sell cost?
Bonk.fun's curve fee out of the proceeds, plus SOLTidy's 0.5% of each sale's minimum SOL out, capped at 0.1 SOL for the run.
Is the SOL wrapped?
No. The curve pays into a temporary wSOL account that is closed in the same transaction, so wallets receive native SOL.
What if a wallet has almost no SOL?
A sale needs only its network fee and, for the length of the transaction, the wSOL account's rent. Wallets below that are listed and skipped.
Can I retry wallets that failed?
Yes. Retry failed rebuilds only those wallets at the current price, inside the same run's fee ceiling.
Does it handle USD1-quoted Bonk.fun coins?
No, only coins with a SOL curve or SOL pool.
