Exiting into Raydium liquidity
Each sale adds tokens to a Raydium pool and takes SOL out, so successive sales from many wallets walk the price down. Before anything runs, the review quotes the entire exit as one sale through Raydium and warns if impact passes 10%. On CLMM pools, where liquidity is concentrated in ranges, a large exit can fall off the edge of the funded range; the combined quote shows that before you start.
Pool fees and what lands in the wallet
AMM v4 pools take 0.25% per trade; CPMM and CLMM pools charge the tier set when they were created. The pool fee is inside the quote. The swap pays into a temporary wSOL account that is closed in the same transaction, so wallets receive native SOL, and SOLTidy's 0.5% (of the floor, not the quote) is transferred last.
Cost of a Raydium exit
A wallet quoted 1 SOL at 3% slippage has a floor of 0.97 SOL, so its SOLTidy fee is 0.00485 SOL. Fifty such wallets, about 48.5 SOL of floors, would be 0.24 SOL at 0.5%; the run cap holds it to 0.1 SOL. Closing the emptied token accounts returns their rent, 0.0015 to 0.002 SOL each.
Choosing slippage for a Raydium exit
A deep AMM v4 or CPMM pool paired with SOL usually needs only 1–3% slippage per wallet. Thin CLMM pools and freshly migrated LaunchLab coins move much faster, and a 3% floor can make later sales revert as earlier ones push the price down. Because every sale is simulated before it is signed, a floor that's too tight costs nothing but the retry; a floor that's too loose can let a sale fill well below the quote. Check the run's combined impact first and set slippage a little above it.
If the token has a deeper pool on Orca or Meteora, keeping the exit on Raydium will cost more than an unfiltered route. Use this page when the venue matters, for example to keep a Raydium pool's chart and volume consistent.
Questions & answers
How much does a Raydium mass sell cost?
The pool's fee inside the quote, SOLTidy's 0.5% of each sale's SOL floor capped at 0.1 SOL per run, and the network fee.
Where does the SOL end up?
In each selling wallet. The Wallet Consolidator can sweep it into one afterwards.
Does a wallet need SOL to sell?
Only for the network fee and, briefly, the wSOL account, refunded in the same transaction.
Can a sale route through Orca if it's better?
No. Only Raydium programs are allowed. For the best route anywhere, use Solana Mass Sell.
What if one sale fails?
The others keep going. Sales are simulated first, so most failures cost nothing.
