Glossary

The terms used across BID, from bid accounts and price levels to epochs and allocations.

#Orders and market

Bid: A funded, fixed-price order to buy a specified token.
Bid account: The on-chain program account that stores a bid's terms and remaining SOL.
Wall: Open bids grouped by price or aggregated within a percentage below the market.
Level: The combined remaining SOL of bids at the same fixed price.
Fill: An exchange of a seller's tokens for the SOL committed to a bid.
Partial fill: An execution of only part of a bid; the remaining amount stays open.
Mint / CA: The token's unique contract address, used to identify it regardless of name or symbol.
Bonding curve: The initial market mechanism of a launch before its liquidity migrates to an AMM pool.
AMM: An automated market maker: a pool that prices swaps according to its rules.
Keeper: An optional worker that seeks profitable market-swap-plus-bid-fill transactions.

Reference price: The average of recent minute price samples used to calculate points proximity.
Warm-up: The minimum time a newly placed bid waits before it can earn points.
Epoch: A daily rewards accounting period ending at the configured UTC hour.
Allocation: A recorded amount of SOL assigned to a wallet after an enabled epoch close.
Claim: A wallet-signed request for the treasury to transfer all currently claimable allocations.
Treasury: The wallet that funds reward allocations and claim transfers.
Wallet cap: The maximum fraction of an epoch's pool that one wallet can receive.
Nonce: A short-lived, single-use value included in a claim message to prevent replay.
Rug Guard: A per-mint on-chain pause blocking new bids and fills while allowing cancellation.
Rent: The minimum native balance required to keep an account on chain; recoverable when a closable account closes.
Atomic transaction: A transaction whose instructions all succeed together or all revert.