Trade · shares, not tokens
Buy the share,not the token.
Every other venue on this chain takes the order in tokens. After a dividend or a split a token is no longer a share, so the number you type and the number you end up owning are two different figures. Here the order is entered in shares, divided by the token’s multiplier, and only then sent to the pool.
tokens you can buy
98
of 192 with a listed price
venue
Uniswap v3
the chain's own factory
settlement
your wallet
output arrives in the same block
custody
none
the router holds no balance
19 of them have already repriced, so their token count and their share count are different numbers today
How the order is built
You type a number of shares. Collapick divides it by the token’s uiMultiplier(), and that quotient is what the pool is asked for, because a pool has never heard of a share. The quote is taken from the pool itself rather than from a mid price, so an order large enough to move the book is priced as one.
The slippage you pick becomes minOut, an argument to the swap. The pool reverts below it. That protection lives on chain and cannot be loosened by this page after you have signed, which is the only version of it worth having.
Nothing is held. The approval you grant is for the exact amount of one order and no more, the router’s balance is zero before and after, and the tokens go from the pool to your address inside the same transaction.
Token
Buy
connect to read your balance
shares ÷ multiplier = tokens
RDDT has not repriced yet, so one token is still one share. That changes on its next dividend or split, and this ticket will follow it.
Slippage
you pay
Enter a number of shares. Collapick divides it by the token’s multiplier, and that is the amount the pool is asked for.
Every other venue on this chain takes the number you type as a token count. After a dividend or a split those are two different orders.
minOut is enforced by the pool, not by this page · the order expires 10 minutes after you sign