unstaball Catch the dip.
The treasury buys tokens with USDC. A 2% dip requests a buy worth 2% of its minute budget.
USDCUnstaball
Let it
snowball.
An Arc token with a one-minute pulse.
Buying the dips. Selling the rises.
A little at a time.
Contract addressArc mainnet
To be announced at launch.
A little give.
A little take.
Price moves. The treasury responds. Pulse compares each minute with the last, making smaller trades for smaller moves.
Ease into the rise.
The treasury sells a slice of its tokens back into USDC, leaving funds available for future dips.
UnstaballUSDC
1 minute
Between price checks
$100 max
Per minute, excluding gas
Small moves by design. Inventory and pool liquidity can reduce an order further. Flat prices mean sitting this one out.
Before you
join the roll.
What is Unstaball?
An Argus-launched Arc token with a trading treasury funded by creator fees and deployer deposits. Its Pulse strategy reacts to price movement once a minute. The token and the treasury are separate: holding the token does not give you ownership of treasury funds.
Does it trade every minute?
It checks every minute. A dip can trigger a buy; a rise can trigger a sell. Flat prices, insufficient funds, small orders, or pending transactions can mean no trade. The budget is $100 per minute, excluding gas, with no daily cap.
Where do the funds come from?
Argus creator fees are claimed into the treasury and reused for dip buys. Sells replenish USDC. Each bot buy sends 30% of the tokens it receives to the burn address.
Can the price still go down?
Yes. Pulse reacts to past prices and cannot predict the next move. It does not guarantee returns or a price floor.