> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://whitepaper.flowstate.exchange/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Selling Into a C1 Pool > Deposit a token at oracle price. Aggregators fill the position. ETH proceeds appear in your Claim tab. 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. ## 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. ## 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: | Field | What it means | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **Tokens in pool** | Tokens currently waiting to sell. `Yours will be first to sell` if empty | | **Pool depth** | USD value of tokens currently waiting to sell | | **Routed vol 24h** | Volume that filled through this pool in the last 24 hours | | **Est. time to sell** | Pool 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. ## 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. ## 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: | Stage | What it means | | ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Deposited** | Your tokens are in the C1 Pool queue | | **Filling** | Aggregators route buyers into your position at oracle price, FIFO. No action needed | | **Claimable** | Once 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. ## 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](/user-manual/checking-your-position). ETH from filled portions accumulates in your **Claim** balance. See [Claiming Proceeds](/user-manual/claiming-proceeds). ## Next steps Track fill progress and cancel pending sales. Claim filled ETH per chain.