How it works
Three decisions from you, once. After that the app's job is to tell you when it needs you — and to stay out of the way the rest of the time.
01
Pick a coin, an amount and how often — say fifty dollars of $TROLL every Friday. That's the plan. The amount and the cadence you can change or pause at any point; the coin is fixed when you create it, so a plan's history always describes one asset.
02
When a purchase comes due, we quote the swap from USDC against the best route on Solana through Jupiter, and build the transaction. The quote is taken at the moment you sign, never earlier.
03
Your wallet asks; you sign. We never hold your funds and never sign on your behalf. Once it confirms, the purchase lands in your history with the price you actually paid.
What dollar-cost averaging actually is. Instead of trying to pick the bottom, you buy a fixed amount at a fixed interval. Some purchases land high, some low, and what you end up holding is priced at the average of the two. It is not a strategy for beating the market. It is a strategy for not having to think about it — which, for most people most of the time, is the better trade.
Why the schedule
Trying to time the market consistently is nearly impossible. By investing a fixed amount on a recurring schedule, you remove emotion from every decision and let time do the work. That's the entire philosophy behind the app — and why it's intentionally simple to use.
Before you ask
When the security review is finished, and not before. There's no date on this page because we're not going to invent one — when it opens, this page becomes the app.
No, and that's deliberate. The app schedules each purchase and prices it, then asks you to sign. Anything that could move your funds without your signature would need custody of your keys, and we don't want it.
A Solana wallet, some USDC to buy with, and a small amount of SOL for network fees. Nothing else — no account, no email, no KYC to look around.
Solana's network fee and whatever the route itself prices at. If anything is ever charged on top of that, it will be written here plainly before you are ever asked to sign anything.
No. retireonsol is a tool for executing a decision you've already made. Every coin it buys is volatile, and dollar-cost averaging does not protect you from loss — it only spreads out when you buy.
The build is at 75%. Watch the fifty-second tour, or follow along and we'll say so the day it opens.