Skills
Exit check
Real sell quotes for $100, $1,000 and $10,000, with price impact, from live DEX aggregators.
What it answers
"If I sold now, what would I actually get?" A chart can look healthy while the pool behind it is too thin to sell into. Exit check asks the market directly.
Inputs
A token address.
What you get back
A real quote for selling the token at three sizes:
| Sell size | What you see |
|---|---|
| $100 | What you'd receive, and the price impact |
| $1,000 | What you'd receive, and the price impact |
| $10,000 | What you'd receive, and the price impact |
Price impact is how much your own sale would push the price down. A few percent on a large sale is normal. A large impact on a small sale means the pool is thin, and getting out will be expensive.
If no route exists for a size, the exit check says so. That is a warning sign on its own.
How it works
Glimz asks a DEX aggregator how much it would pay for a sale of each size, right now. It is a quote only. No transaction is created, signed or sent.
Sources
- Solana: Jupiter.
- Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain: the KyberSwap aggregator.
Coverage by chain
| Chain | Coverage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Solana | Live | Quotes from Jupiter. |
| Ethereum | Live | Quotes from KyberSwap. |
| Base | Live | Quotes from KyberSwap. |
| BNB Chain | Live | Quotes from KyberSwap. |
Limits
- A quote is a snapshot. It changes with every trade in the pool.
- A quote may not include the token's own sell tax. Check Contract scan for taxes, and for whether selling is possible at all.
- The quote assumes one sale, all at once.
Ask it like this
Can I sell $1,000 of <token address>?
How thin is the exit on <token address>?