DCA is the launchpad where your coin's fees buy the assets you pick, every hour, at the best price across every major exchange.
Name it, pick up to eight assets and drag the split. Every hour, its fees buy exactly this mix at the best price on any exchange.
Signing is free and locks the name, ticker and mix to your wallet. Already have a coin? Check it.
Real daily prices, your mix, the same amount bought every day. Change the mix above and this redraws.
Backtest with real historical prices from Binance and CoinGecko. Past results don't promise future ones.
Name your coin, pick the assets and the split. Or plug in a coin you already launched elsewhere.
Every trade of your coin pays a fee into its own public DCA vault.
On the hour, the vault buys your mix wherever it's cheapest. Same split, every time.
Holders claim their share of the stack, or the coin sells it to buy itself back.
Every hourly buy goes wherever the price is lowest right now. These are live prices, straight from each exchange.
Paste its address. We read it live from Jupiter and show what it would DCA every hour.
Paste any Solana coin address to see its market cap, holders, volume and hourly DCA.
Holders claim their share of the stack, pro rata to what they hold. BTC, SOL and memes, straight to their wallet.
The coin sells part of the stack to buy itself back. The bigger the stack, the stronger the bid.
It's a launchpad. Every coin launched on DCA gets a vault, and the coin's trading fees buy the mix its creator picked, every hour, at the best price it can find.
BTC, ETH, SOL and the biggest Solana memecoins right now: PENGU, BONK, WIF, USELESS, FARTCOIN, BOME, PNUT and POPCAT. Up to eight assets per coin, in any split.
Wherever the price is best that hour: Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Bybit, Kraken, Bitget, Gate, Crypto.com, HTX, Hyperliquid or on-chain through Jupiter.
Yes. Point its creator fees at the coin's DCA vault and it starts buying on the next hour.
The holders. In claim mode they withdraw their share; in buyback mode the stack buys back the coin.
Dollar-cost averaging smooths out the price you pay. 24 small buys a day beat one big guess.