DCA

DCA buys a fixed amount at a fixed interval. It is driven by time, not price — the schedule runs whether the coin is up or down. Open a coin and tap 🔁 DCA, or send /dca <address>.

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Set up a plan

A plan spending $25 every 6 hours for 20 buys commits $500 over five days.

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Following it

Each buy reports into the chat as it happens, with a running count and the time until the next one.

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When a plan stops early

Three failures in a row end the plan. Nothing more is spent, and the card says what it managed before stopping. That is usually a sign something has changed about the coin or the balance rather than bad luck — no liquidity left, not enough USDC, or a token that has started blocking trades. Look at the reason on the card before starting another plan. A plan that finishes its last buy with one failure still reports as finished, with a note that the last buy did not go through.

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Limits

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Stopping a plan

Send /limitorders and stop it there. Stopping ends the remaining buys; it does not sell what the plan has already bought.

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Is your balance enough?

DCA does not reserve money. Each buy takes from your balance when it fires, and a buy with nothing behind it simply fails and counts a strike. If a plan matters to you, keep enough USDC on the balance to cover the buys that are left.