Understanding Sudo Auctions
Our sudo auction mechanism is designed around fair competition and unbiased data. Every time your order is ready for execution, the system automatically negotiates on your behalf.
Dynamic Pricing & Market-Driven Execution
DCA.FUN uses real-time prices from Chainlink Data Streams, our prices update every ~200ms, so you always get up-to-date market info.
How Our Pricing Works:
When your order is ready, we start with the latest price from Chainlink.
We adjust the tokenIn price above market by your slippage tolerance.
If your order doesn’t fill right away, our system makes it more attractive over time by lowering the effective price of your token.
How It Benefits You:
At first, your order trades at market price plus your chosen slippage (e.g., 1% above market).
If nobody fills your order, the extra slippage slowly disappears. After a while, your order trades at market price.
If your order is still unfilled, the price keeps dropping (up to 1% below market in this example), making it even more attractive for someone to fill.
Why This Matters:
Fast-moving markets: Orders usually fill near market price.
Slow markets: Your order waits until it’s profitable enough for someone to execute.
No middlemen, no manual pricing, everything is automated and based on free-market competition.
You’re protected: You set your max slippage, and time-based adjustments make sure your order doesn’t sit forever.
Example: ETH is $2000, you DCA USDC → ETH with 1% slippage, scaling over 1 minute.
When eligible: Your trade is set at $2020 (1% above).
After 30 seconds: Now it’s $2000 (market price).
After 1 minute: Now it’s $1980 (1% below market), making it very attractive to fill.
Bottom line: We use fast, reliable Chainlink prices and a fair, time-based incentive system to guarantee your trades get filled, always at a price you choose, never at a price you don’t.
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