FAQ

No. A preset such as −10% calculates a fixed price when you place the bid. To change that price, cancel and place a new bid.

Yes. Purchased tokens arrive in your wallet; the unfilled SOL remains in the bid at the original price.

Yes. Cancellation remains available during a mint or program pause. A transaction already confirmed before the cancellation cannot be reversed.

There is no guarantee. The keeper must be enabled, funded and able to execute a profitable route. A holder can also fill your bid directly.

The fill exchanges tokens and SOL against a bid account, not the market pool. It does not directly change that pool's price.

It may be warming up, too far below the reference price, on an ineligible coin, paused or affected by delayed data. Compare the current rules on Points.

You may have no allocation yet, the operator may have paused rewards, or your wallet may not support message signing. The card shows the relevant state.

No. Unclaimed allocations accumulate and the current implementation gives them no expiry. One claim collects all currently claimable allocations.

The close may be in preview mode, the wallet may be below the minimum allocation, or points may still be under review. Unexchanged eligible points can carry forward.

Check the shown transaction and refresh the status. A transfer may still be confirming. The service locks allocations during a claim and reconciles uncertain transfers before releasing them.

There is no holding multiplier in the current points formula. Bids, their eligibility and the published settings determine the rate.

Sources do not cover every coin equally and can be rate-limited. A dash can mean unavailable data. SOL amounts of zero also display as a dash; use the field context rather than interpreting every dash as a reported zero.

Indexing is asynchronous. Check the transaction link, refresh, and allow the indexer to catch up before assuming the action failed.

Bid account rent returns when that account closes. Token account rent is separate and may remain in your token account. Network fees are spent, not returned.