Where the SOL comes from
On a SOL-quoted Studio curve the sale is a direct DBC swap of tokens for SOL, priced with Meteora's own math. On a USDC or JUP curve the curve pays out in that token, so the sale goes through Jupiter's router, which sells on the curve and swaps the proceeds back to SOL in the same transaction. Either way the wallet receives native SOL, and SOLTidy's fee is a transfer placed after the swap.
Who earns from your sale
The config's trading fee is split between the creator and Jupiter, the config's fee claimer, in proportions set at launch; 1% total is Studio's default. The fee is taken from what the curve pays you. SOLTidy's 0.5% is calculated on the minimum SOL out, the floor after slippage, not on the best-case quote.
Selling after graduation
Once the raise target is hit the token's liquidity sits in a Meteora DAMM v2 pool, and sales go through Jupiter limited to Meteora's DAMM programs. New DAMM v2 pools can start with a higher fee that decays; the quote includes whatever the pool charges at that moment.
Example: a 100-wallet exit
100 wallets each with a floor of 0.25 SOL return at least 25 SOL. 0.5% of 25 SOL is 0.125 SOL, so the run cap applies and SOLTidy takes 0.1 SOL in total. Closing the 100 emptied token accounts returns about 0.2 SOL of rent spread across the wallets.
Questions & answers
What does a Jupiter Studio mass sell cost?
The token's curve fee out of the proceeds, plus SOLTidy's 0.5% of each sale's minimum SOL out, at most 0.1 SOL per run.
Will I get USDC from a USDC-quoted curve?
No, SOL. Jupiter converts the curve's USDC payout to SOL in the same transaction.
Do the wallets need SOL first?
A little for the network fee and the temporary wSOL account, which is refunded in the same transaction.
What if the token graduates while I'm selling?
The sale against the full curve fails in simulation; the tool re-reads the token and continues on its DAMM v2 pool.
Can I sell in one block?
Yes, in same-block mode the sales go out as Jito bundles that land together or not at all.
