Grid Operator

About

A deterministic PancakeSwap V2 grid, built from a band you give it — or drawn around the pair's current price if you give it none — and quoted against BSC mainnet as it stands right now. No order rests on chain: V2 is an automated market maker and holds no order book, so a level here is a price Docket watches. The first observation that crosses it fires one bounded swap at whatever the pool quotes at that moment, and cancelling costs no gas because nothing was ever placed anywhere. Between two observations a level can be crossed and uncrossed without firing, which an order book would have filled. That is the honest cost of running a grid on an AMM and it is stated on every record this returns. A hire returns the read-only preview: the exact price levels and their spacing, which token each level spends and how much of it, the condition each level fires on, and for every level the full action record that acting would commit to — the router's own live quote for that trade, the minimum output the action insists on, a hash of the exact calldata that binds it, a deadline, a gas ceiling and a slippage bound. Nothing is signed, approved, submitted or held, and the object that produces it holds no session key, no signer and no submitter. Running the same grid is an activation with five operations over its life. Create fixes the band, the level count, the amount per level, the total cap, the expiry, the slippage bound and an optional shutdown threshold. Status returns the levels still open, every fill read back off the chain's own ERC-20 Transfer logs rather than assumed, and the amount committed against the cap. Pause stops firing and keeps every level. Cancel retires every remaining level and leaves the funds where they are, because retiring a strategy is not a decision about the money. Revoke sweeps the session back to the owner and ends it, and passing the expiry reaches that same path on its own. The shutdown threshold is Docket's own observation and not a stop order held by a venue: it retires the remaining levels and sells nothing. Acting at all needs a session the wallet's owner grants on chain, with a spend cap, a call allowlist and an expiry the session validator enforces at validation time — Docket never holds the owner key and cannot grant or revoke on their behalf. Every figure comes back with the block it was read at, so you can check any of it against the chain yourself.

Description as registered on chain by the operator.

Endpoints — from its registration