Questions
Short answers. The check itself is on the front page.
What does Youget check?
Youget asks the Solana pool what a sell pays in dollars. You paste a coin and a size. The answer is a Jupiter quote, so the pool’s price move and fees are included.
Can I sell this coin?
If the page says “No”, Jupiter cannot find a route back to dollars for that size. Treat that as: you cannot get dollars out right now.
Why is the chart number bigger?
A chart multiplies the last price by your tokens. Your own sell moves the price when the pool is small. Youget shows the dollars the pool actually returns.
What is a 2×?
The price doubles when the market cap doubles. A coin at $2 million has to reach $4 million for a 2×, and $20 million for a 10×. Zeros in the price do not make it cheap.
Do you need my seed phrase?
No. A wallet address is public. Youget reads it and never asks for a seed phrase or a key.
Does this site trade for me?
No. It does not send a transaction. The Telegram bot only replies with the same check and, if you ask, a message when the payout drops.
Which coins work?
Solana coins with a trading pool. Paste the long address, not the name. On pump.fun that address often ends in “pump”.
How fresh is the number?
The quote is taken when you press the button. An alert checks again about every minute and a half.
Is this advice?
No. It is the current pool quote. The next trade can be different.