- Price
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- vs 5-min average
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- Size
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- Chart moved
- 0.00 %
Size without
the candle.
For size. Post a sealed order: every 20 seconds Sable crosses a coin's buyers and sellers at one price: the 5-minute average, or as close to it as the orders' limits allow. Settled inside one on-chain vault. No pool trade, no candle, nothing to front-run.
Public pools today, median cost——Sable: 0.5 % fee, at or near the average, when a trader fills you
- Sealed now
- — orders, terms hidden
- Last batch
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- On the public pool
- — same size, chart move
Four steps, shown on the last real batch.
- 01
Deposit
SOL or the coin goes into one on-chain vault. Only the wallet that deposited can take it out.
In the vault now— - 02
Seal
Side, size and worst price are committed on chain as a sha-256 hash. Nobody sees the terms; the matcher can't change them.
sell2.4M $—not under −8 %—Sealed orders now— - 03
Cross
Every 20 s each coin's buyers and sellers cross at one price: the 5-minute average, or as close to it as the orders' limits allow, while the average sits within ±5 % of the live pool price.
Last batch price vs average— - 04
Settle
Balances change inside the vault. No pool trade, no candle, nothing for a bot to see coming. Withdraw any time.
Pool trades by Sable0
Not an OTC board: nobody picks a counterparty or haggles a price. Many buyers and sellers, hidden until filled, priced by the market's own average.
Coins in the pool.
Fees go back into the pool and the coin.
$SABLE's creator fees and Sable's trading fee (0.5 % a side) come in. 20 % buys $SABLE back and burns it at once. 80 % funds the house backstop. When the house sells at a profit, 100 % of that profit is bought back and burned.
- Fees in
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- Burned
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- Backstop
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- House profit
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Sable's own liquidity wallets stand behind up to 5 listed coins at a time as a backstop: they bid 6 % under the 5-minute average and offer back what they bought 3 % under it, never below their cost. They are funded only from fees and placed by public rule, blind to every other order, and they never trade with each other. For small sizes the public pool is cheaper; Sable is for size that would move the chart.
What anyone can read on chain, measured.
lost to price impact by — trades of 5+ SOL on — coins over $250K. Each one moved its coin's chart.
Public
- —Deposits and withdrawals: wallet, coin, amount.
- —Orders committed: the wallet and the time, never the coin, side, size or limit.
- —Fills, after they fill: the settlement carries the terms.
- 1The vault, like any large holder.
Hidden
- —Orders never revealed: only their hash is on chain.
- 0Settlements that touched pump.fun or PumpSwap: no candle, no trade in any tracker.
- —Batches with two or more wallets on both sides: nobody can pair who traded with whom.
- —Unfilled size: not on chain; the site shows ranges only.