Automation
DCA — Stop Guessing the Bottom
A fixed amount of SOL, at a fixed interval, repeated. Instead of betting everything on one entry you get the average of many — which is the honest answer when nobody can know where the bottom is.
Last updated: August 2026
What It Does
You pick three things — how much, how often, how many times. Reaper buys on that schedule and each buy lands at whatever the price happens to be.
0.1 SOL every hour, ten times, is 1 SOL spread over ten hours. If the token dips in hour three, that buy is cheaper. If it runs in hour eight, that one costs more. What you end up holding is an average instead of a single guess about timing.
Setting One Up
Open any token and tap 📅 DCA. Three screens, presets on each one, typing optional.
Interval
1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 6h or 24h from the presets. ✏️ Custom takes minutes — anything from 1 to 10 080, which is a full week.
Amount per buy
0.05, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, 1.0 or 2.0 SOL, or your own figure between 0.01 and 100. This is spent on every buy, so the total is this number times the count.
How many buys
5, 10, 20, 50, or ∞ Unlimited. Type your own number if you want something in between — 0 also means unlimited.
The summary shows the total SOL and how long the plan will run before you confirm:
Picking an Interval
The interval decides what kind of price movement you are averaging over. There is no correct answer, but there is a wrong one — an interval so short that all ten buys land at the same price.
| Interval | Suits |
|---|---|
| 1m – 15m | A fresh launch you want exposure to without one large entry. Aggressive, and the plan finishes fast. |
| 30m – 1h | The common choice. Enough spacing that the price actually moves between buys. |
| 6h – 24h | A position you are building over days rather than hours. |
| Custom, up to 7d | Long accumulation on a token you already believe in. |
What the Bot Tells You
You do not have to watch a DCA plan. It reports on itself.
A buy failed
You get the reason and a counter — will retry next interval (1/3). The plan keeps going; one failure changes nothing.
Three failures in a row
The plan pauses and tells you. Something is consistently wrong, and burning network fees into it would not help.
Not enough SOL
Pauses immediately, before spending anything. A plan that cannot afford its next buy stops rather than failing over and over.
Plan finished
A summary with the totals — 10 buys × 0.1 SOL = 1.00 SOL total. Nothing left running in the background.
Keeping It Funded
A paused plan is not resumed on its own. Top up, then create a new one — that way you decide whether the schedule still makes sense at the price it has reached.
The 0.7% fee comes out of the buy amount rather than being added on top: 0.1 SOL per buy means roughly 0.0993 SOL of tokens each time.
Watching Progress
Every active plan with its schedule and how far along it is:
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Active plans | Up to 5 at a time |
| Interval | 1 minute to 7 days |
| Amount per buy | 0.01 to 100 SOL |
| Buys per plan | Any number, or unlimited |
| Slippage | Your Buy setting — ⚡ Auto by default, read fresh before each buy |
| Cancelling | One tap per plan, from the same list |