Trading
Buying and selling on the curve and in the pool, quotes and slippage.
Anyone can buy or sell a Reprise coin from its page. Connect a wallet, pick an amount, and sign. No account needed.
Curve or pool
Before graduation, trades fill from the coin's curve. After it, they fill from the coin's own pool. It's the same button and the same fee either way. A buy that completes the curve does both: it takes the curve's last tokens and fills the rest from the new pool.
Quotes and slippage
The site quotes each trade with the programs' own math, so what you're shown is what executes, to the lamport, unless the price moves first. Pick a maximum slippage (1%, 3%, 5% or 10%). If the price moves more than that before your trade lands, it fails instead of filling at a worse price.
Every transaction is simulated before it reaches your wallet, so one that would fail is caught first. Your wallet signs it, and it can only move your wallet's tokens and SOL.
What a trade costs
- The coin's trading fee (0.25% to 2.5%, shown on its page) on the SOL side.
- The anti-snipe tax, only on buys in a coin's first second.
- Solana's network fee.
Warnings by the buy button
If a coin is a copy of a live coin, or Jupiter's token audit flags its creator or holders, the warnings sit right next to the buy button. See Safety.