DipbidSet your price on a meme. Go to sleep.
On pons you can only buy or sell at whatever the curve says this second. Dipbid adds limit orders: a buy that waits for the dip, or a sell that waits for the pump, and fills on the meme's own curve the moment the price gets there.
A buy that waits for the dip.
Memes on pons bounce hard in their first hours. Pick the meme, the ETH and how far down you want in, for example 35% under the current price. Dipbid holds the ETH and asks the curve for at least the tokens that price buys.
A keeper checks every open order every few minutes. Until the price comes down, the curve refuses the fill and nothing happens. When it does, the meme lands straight in your wallet.
Without an order
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A sell that waits for the pump.
The other side works the same way. Lock part of your bag in an order at +100%, and the curve sells it once it pays at least that much ETH. The ETH goes to your wallet.
Orders can expire after a day, a week or a month, or never. Cancel at any point and the ETH or the tokens come straight back.
Questions.
What stops a bad fill?
Every order carries a minimum: tokens for a buy, ETH for a sell. The fill passes that minimum to the pons curve, and the curve reverts if it can't meet it.
Which memes work?
Any pons meme still on its bonding curve with ETH as the quote. Once a meme graduates to Uniswap, its open orders can be cancelled for a full refund.
What does it cost?
0.5% of the ETH side and 0.00002 ETH to whoever fills the order, plus the pons fee and creator tax that every curve trade pays.
Is it audited?
No. The contract is small and public, but unaudited, and memes can go to zero.