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1

AutoBoy detects the launch

AutoBoy’s realtime indexer picks up the launch using information the project shared in advance.See: How fast is AutoBoy?
2

AutoBoy checks token price

AutoBoy continuously tracks the token’s market cap to see which orders are ready to fill.See: Market Cap Calculation
3

AutoBoy executes the buy

When an order’s conditions are met (see Creating buy orders), AutoBoy swaps the user’s stablecoin funds for the token via its Uniswap pool.
4

Tokens land in the user's wallet

The tokens sit in the user’s AutoBoy wallet, ready to withdraw anytime.See: Wallets & Funds

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Order Prioritization

Order prioritization will adapt over time and is subject to change.
AutoBoy prioritizes order submission based on the overall $ fee paid by that order. Pay a higher fee to have your order submitted earlier. If two orders pay the same fee, then the tiebreakers are:
  1. Spend amount descending: i.e. bigger orders fill first
  2. Market cap descending: i.e. the highest market cap orders fill first (where ‘No limit’ is the highest)
  3. Creation date ascending: i.e. earliest order fills first.
N.B. Locking tokens increases the max spendable amount, thereby increasing the overall fee paid. Both locking tokens and paying a priority fee should be considered when aiming to increase prioritization. Examples:
  • A buy order for 200 USDC with a 50% priority fee ($100) will have execution attempted before a buy order for 1000 USDC with a 9% priority fee ($90)
  • A buy order for 500 USDC with a 40% priority fee ($200, higher spend amount) will have execution attempted before a buy order for 400 USDC with a 50% priority fee ($200, lower spend amount).