Automations and sniping
Automations run against explicit owned wallets. Create them with a master key and an idempotency key, then monitor the returned state and any resulting trades.
DCA and Pulse strategies
| Method | Path | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
POST |
/v1/trading-strategies |
Create one DCA or Pulse strategy |
GET |
/v1/trading-strategies |
List strategies, optionally filtered by walletId |
POST |
/v1/trading-strategies/dca/batch |
Create DCA buys for up to 30 wallets |
POST |
/v1/trading-strategies/:strategyId/pause |
Pause a strategy |
POST |
/v1/trading-strategies/:strategyId/resume |
Resume a paused strategy |
POST |
/v1/trading-strategies/:strategyId/stop |
Stop a strategy |
A strategy binds walletId, chain, a token descriptor, allowanceMicros, intervalSeconds, and slippage. DCA buys use amountPerCycleMicros; DCA sells use side: "sell" with amountPerCycleRaw in the held token's native units. Pulse uses price-step and circuit-breaker percentages. Use the OpenAPI schema for each request's fields.
States are active, paused, completed, and stopped. Inspect pauseReason, lastAction, pendingTradeId, and consecutiveFailures when available. Follow a pending trade through Market trades. A failed refresh does not mean that the strategy stopped.
DCA batch creation returns one outcome per wallet, with status: "created" and a strategy or status: "failed" and an error. Preserve the original body and idempotency key when recovering an interrupted request.
Sniper rules
Create rules through POST /v1/sniper-rules, list them with GET /v1/sniper-rules, and cancel an eligible rule with POST /v1/sniper-rules/:ruleId/cancel.
A rule identifies the chain, a deployer or ticker target, optional launchpad, watch duration, slippage, and wallet allocations. Settlement-funded allocations use amountMicros; native-funded allocations use amountRaw. Keep funding and feePayment explicit when the payment source matters.
Read the returned versioned feePolicy. Sniper fees have their own policy and payment terms. payPonsAntiSniperTax explicitly opts into early Pons execution under its tax policy; inspect those terms before enabling it.
Each wallet uses its own transaction, including grouped snipes and automatic sells. Monitor allocation-level state, tradeId, sellTradeId, and error as well as the rule's overall state. A rule can finish as partial_failed when only some allocations succeed. Cancellation does not reverse an already submitted trade.
Token launches
The deployment API supports Pons V2 launches. Read GET /v1/deployments/pons-v2/terms before constructing a launch. POST /v1/deployments includes the reviewed expectedTerms together with the wallet, token identity, pairing, and launch settings. If terms change, review the new terms before submitting another operation.
Use GET /v1/deployments and GET /v1/deployments/:deploymentId to follow the result. Asset upload and X-post lookup have separate endpoints in OpenAPI. Preserve the original deployment request and idempotency key while a launch is unresolved.
