Pace settings in the Sonar app: how often legs run and how much each one sells.
When To Use It
Good For
- Distributing inventory gradually instead of all at once
- Token teams and treasuries managing inventory
Watch Out For
- Not suited to small starting balances.
- Ends with a small residual balance
How It Works
Each sell leg sells a share of what is left, and each buy back returns a share of that leg. Change the inputs and see how inventory steps down.Settings
This setup has four parts.- Wave
- Pace
- Inventory
- Completion
Amplitude sets how far each swing moves from the center, as a percentage of market cap or price. EMA center smoothing sets how slowly the center follows the market. Re-center after snaps the center back to the current price once it drifts too far.
Set It Up
1
Open Create Strategy
Pick the chain, choose Buy or Sell, then Expert and Ripple. Add a name if you like, and press Continue.
2
Pick The Token And Size
Select the token and how much to trade, the source if more than one holds it, and the counter asset: the chain’s native token or a stablecoin.
3
Set Wave, Pace, Inventory And Completion
The four parts explained under Settings above.
4
Add Optional Parameters
Extra parameters, such as limits or a scheduled start. Skip them to run on defaults.
5
Set Strategy
It starts right away, or at your scheduled start.
FAQ
Why is Ripple slower than a plain sell?
Why is Ripple slower than a plain sell?
Buy-back legs use part of the proceeds, so Ripple distributes more slowly than Volume or DCA.
Does Ripple ever stop on its own?
Does Ripple ever stop on its own?
Only if you set a maximum number of legs or a maximum duration under Completion.
Can I run Ripple next to other strategies?
Can I run Ripple next to other strategies?
Yes. Ripple over an unlock period plus a Volume Response sell is a common stack. See Manage Strategies.
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