DCA Agent
Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) means splitting one big purchase into many smaller ones over time, instead of buying all at once. The DCA Agent turns a plain-language instruction into a scheduled, self-executing plan.
Buy 0.01 SOL of BITAGENTS every 10 minutes until I've spent 1 SOL.
| Plan setting | Example value |
|---|---|
| Token | BITAGENTS |
| Amount per purchase | 0.01 SOL |
| Frequency | Every 10 minutes |
| Total budget | 1 SOL |
| Number of purchases | 100 |
| Estimated duration | ~16 hours 40 minutes |
What it does
- Turns a natural-language instruction into a structured plan you confirm before anything runs
- Executes recurring purchases through an agent wallet on real Solana transactions
- Keeps running after you close the browser
- Records every completed transaction with a verifiable signature
- Supports withdrawing unused funds and purchased tokens at any time
How it works
- Connect a supported Solana wallet
- Deposit the SOL you want the agent to use
- Describe the plan in plain language
- Review the interpreted plan: token, amount, frequency, total budget, number of purchases
- Confirm it
- The agent wallet executes scheduled purchases and records each one
- Monitor progress any time, or withdraw unused funds and purchased tokens
Natural-language prompt↓AI interprets the request into a structured plan↓Deterministic validation: token, balance, amount, frequency, budget↓Execution scheduler↓Jupiter routing → Solana transaction
This split matters: the language model only interprets what you asked for. Validated application logic, not the model, decides whether a transaction is actually allowed to happen.
What it actually costs
| Cost | Rate |
|---|---|
| Platform fee | 0.5% per successful buy, charged in the token you're spending |
| Network fee + slippage | Set by Solana and your route's own liquidity, not BITAGENTS |
The platform fee is the only amount BITAGENTS takes. It's deducted automatically from each purchase, so there's nothing separate to pay.
Limitations
- Not every token has enough liquidity or a valid trading route
- Transactions won't land at the exact second requested
- Routing APIs can be slow or briefly unavailable
- Slippage and network fees affect the final amount received
- DCA does not guarantee profit. It's a purchase strategy, not a prediction
Beta notice: mainnet automation involves real funds. Start with a small amount.