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C1 Pools are oracle-priced, single-sided liquidity pools. You deposit a token and the protocol holds it for sale at live market price. DEX aggregators route buyer trades into the pool on a first-in, first-out basis. You pay a 1% fee on filled volume. The buyer pays no fee and gets zero price impact, so aggregators prefer C1 routes over AMM pools whenever they exist.

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Find a token

  1. Open the Tokens tab
  2. Search by name, symbol or contract address
  3. Pick a token from the results
Each result shows the token’s chain, contract address, current price and market cap. The chain icons next to Supported chains at the top filter the results to that chain. When you select a token, the app prompts your wallet to switch to that token’s chain.

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The token page

The left panel is the C1 Pool widget. The right panel is the token’s market data and price chart. The C1 Pool widget shows:
FieldWhat it means
Tokens in poolTokens currently waiting to sell. Yours will be first to sell if empty
Pool depthUSD value of tokens currently waiting to sell
Routed vol 24hVolume that filled through this pool in the last 24 hours
Est. time to sellPool depth divided by routed volume. A rough fill-time estimate
If no pool exists yet for this token, your deposit creates it. The widget shows No pool in the header until the first deposit.

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Enter your sell amount

  1. Type the amount you want to sell, or click MAX to use your full wallet balance
  2. The widget recalculates You receive in ETH and USD, Est. price impact of the equivalent AMM trade, and Net gain vs DEX
Net gain vs DEX compares the C1 quote against the best DEX route for the same trade size. A positive number means C1 pays you more. A negative number means a DEX would pay you more at this size. The app shows the comparison as information only and does not block the sale either way. For small trades on liquid tokens, a DEX often beats C1 because the AMM fee is lower than 1% and slippage is minimal. C1 wins on thin liquidity tokens and larger trades where AMM slippage exceeds the 1% C1 fee.

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Approve and deposit

Selling takes two wallet signatures:
  1. Approve the C1 Pool contract to spend your token. One-off per token per chain
  2. Deposit the tokens into the pool
Click Approve & sell via C1 pool. Your wallet prompts the token approval first. After it confirms on-chain, your wallet prompts the deposit transaction. Sign both. A Deposit confirmed modal appears once the deposit settles. It shows the transaction hash and the lifecycle:
StageWhat it means
DepositedYour tokens are in the C1 Pool queue
FillingAggregators route buyers into your position at oracle price, FIFO. No action needed
ClaimableOnce filled, proceeds appear in your Claim tab. Claim anytime, gas is on you
Close the modal or click Track in History to jump to your positions.

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What happens next

Your deposit sits in the pool waiting for buyers. Fill rate depends on routed buy volume from aggregators. The app shows your fill progress in History > Token Sales. You can cancel at any point before the pool is fully sold. See Managing Your Positions. ETH from filled portions accumulates in your Claim balance. See Claiming Proceeds.

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Next steps

Manage your positions

Track fill progress and cancel pending sales.

Claim proceeds

Claim filled ETH per chain.