DCA — Buy the dip
Arm a position to open automatically only once price dips to your target.
DCA ("buy the dip") lets you stage capital for an entry instead of opening a position right now. You deposit funds and set a target dip; the keeper opens the position only once price falls to that level — disciplined entries without watching the chart.
How it works
In the open flow, choose Entry → Buy the dip (DCA) and set a % drop target (e.g. −10%). Super9MM:
- deploys/funds your Automator and arms the DCA (it does not open a position yet),
- records your target price on-chain, then
- the keeper watches the price and, once the guarded price has dipped to your target, opens the position for you — at a range centered on the (now lower) price.
It's a one-shot entry: once it opens, the DCA disarms.
Why use it
- Discipline. You decide the price you want in at, in advance — no chasing.
- Hands-off. The keeper executes the entry whenever the dip happens, day or night.
- Safety. The entry is price-guarded (TWAP), so a one-block wick won't trigger a bad fill.
Your funds while armed
While DCA is armed but not yet triggered, your deposited tokens sit idle in your Automator — fully yours and withdrawable anytime. The Manage page shows a "DCA armed" state with the deposited balances and Withdraw buttons, so funds are never stuck if you change your mind or the dip never comes.
After it opens
Once the dip triggers and the position opens, it's a normal automated position — auto-rebalance, compound, and any TP/SL you configured all apply from there.
Notes
- DCA opens a two-sided position centered on the trigger price, so deposit both tokens of the pair.
- The target is a % below the price at arming time; pick a realistic dip.
DCA is the mirror image of take-profit: one automates your entry, the other your exit.