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Sell a Moonit coin from many wallets at once

Selling a Moonit coin means selling into a USDC-priced curve, yet you probably want SOL back. This tool sells each wallet's coins through Jupiter, which takes the curve's USDC payout and swaps it to SOL inside the same transaction, so every wallet ends with native SOL and no stray USDC.

Wallets ready to sell—From pasted keys
SOL—Across all wallets
Token held—Load a token
Trades done—Nothing sent yet

Source wallet private keys

Paste the keys of the wallets that will sell. Each wallet signs and pays for its own trade.

0 wallets

Token

A coin still bonding trades on its Moonit curve; a graduated coin trades on the pool it moved to, via Jupiter.

Paste the mint; it loads on its own.

No token loaded

Wallets

Each wallet's SOL and tokens balance, what it will sell and the result.

No wallets yet

Paste private keys above to list the wallets that will sell.

Wallets need a little SOL for the network fee.

Sell settings

Applied to every wallet. Each one gets a fresh quote right before it sells.

How much to sell

Every wallet sells its whole tokens balance.

Recovers the account's rent to the wallet.

%

A trade fails rather than fill worse than this.

Timing

Wallets trading at the same time.

Priority fee

Up to 0.0003 SOL per trade, set from recent fees.

Wallets
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tokens to sell
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SOLTidy fee (0.5%, max 0.1 SOL)
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Network fees (max)
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Jito tip
Not used

Paste the private keys of the wallets that will trade.

Moonit coins only

How it works

  1. Load the coin

    The tool confirms it's on Moonit's shared USDC config or on a graduated pool.

  2. Paste the holders

    Balances are read; wallets holding nothing are skipped.

  3. Pick amounts

    All, a share or a fixed count per wallet; emptied accounts can be closed.

  4. Sell

    Each sale's SOL floor covers both the curve and the USDC→SOL hop.

Two legs in one transaction

A Moonit sale has a curve leg (coins to USDC on the Meteora curve) and a conversion leg (USDC to SOL on a deep pool). Jupiter plans both and the wallet signs one transaction. The minimum SOL out is set on the final SOL amount, so if either leg moves past your slippage the whole sale reverts and nothing is sold.

Fees on a Moonit exit

Moonit's 0.5% trading fee comes out of the curve payout and goes to the coin's creator. SOLTidy's 0.5% is calculated on the guaranteed SOL floor and stops at 0.1 SOL for the run.

Example: 40 wallets each with a 0.6 SOL floor return at least 24 SOL. At 0.5% that is 0.12 SOL; the run is capped, so SOLTidy takes 0.1 SOL. Closing the 40 emptied accounts returns about 0.08 SOL of rent.

Graduated and legacy coins

After raising about 66,000 USDC a coin moves to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool and sells there via Jupiter. Older-generation coins that graduated from Moonit's original program sell on their Raydium or Meteora pool. Coins still stuck on that original program can't be sold here, because Jupiter no longer routes it; the tool tells you before you try.

The creator side of a Moonit sale

On Moonit's shared config the whole 0.5% curve fee is paid to the coin's creator, on buys and sells alike. If you are the creator selling from your own wallets, part of what you pay in fees comes back to you; if you are not, it is a cost like any other. Either way it is taken from the USDC the curve pays out, before Jupiter converts the rest to SOL.

Questions & answers

What does a Moonit mass sell cost?

Moonit's 0.5% (to the creator) from the payout, SOLTidy's 0.5% of each sale's SOL floor capped at 0.1 SOL per run, and the network fee.

Will my wallets end up holding USDC?

No. The USDC from the curve is swapped to SOL in the same transaction.

Why did a sale fail when the coin's price barely moved?

The SOL floor covers both legs; a move in the USDC→SOL hop can trip it too. Raise slippage slightly if it keeps happening.

Can I sell an old Moonshot coin?

If it graduated, yes, on its pool. If it is still on Moonit's original curve, no route exists.

Where does the creator fee go?

All of Moonit's 0.5% goes to the coin's creator on the shared config.

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