Best route back to SOL
For every wallet Jupiter quotes the token-to-SOL sale across all the venues it aggregates and may split it or pass through a stablecoin if that returns more SOL. The proceeds arrive as wrapped SOL and are unwrapped in the same transaction. A wallet holding none of the token, or lacking the SOL for its network fee, is skipped before it pays anything.
Exiting in one block
In same-block mode the sales go out as Jito bundles of up to five transactions, about five wallets each, landing together or not at all. Later wallets in a bundle sell after the earlier ones in the same block, so slippage must cover the bundle's combined impact; the review shows it. The first wallet of each bundle must hold the tip (0.001 SOL by default) before it runs.
Cost of a liquidation
SOLTidy's fee is 0.5% of each sale's floor, paid from the proceeds after the swap, never more than 0.1 SOL for the run. Example: 20 wallets each selling about 0.1 SOL worth at 5% slippage have floors of 0.095 SOL, 1.9 SOL in all, so the fee is 0.0095 SOL. A big exit with 30 SOL of floors pays the 0.1 SOL cap, not 0.15.
| Item | SOL |
|---|---|
| Floors, all wallets | 1.9 |
| SOLTidy fee (0.5%) | 0.0095 |
| Rent back from closing 20 accounts | ≈ +0.04 |
Questions & answers
What does a Solana mass sell cost?
Pool fees inside the quote, SOLTidy's 0.5% of each sale's SOL floor up to 0.1 SOL per run, plus network fees or Jito tips.
Does a wallet need SOL to sell?
Only for its network fee, or the tip if it pays one in same-block mode.
What if the bundle fails?
Nothing in it runs and nothing is charged. Retry failed rebuilds it on fresh quotes.
Can I sell a token that has no SOL pool?
Yes, if Jupiter can reach SOL through another token such as USDC.
Are emptied token accounts closed?
If you sell everything and keep the option on, yes, and the rent returns to each wallet.
