Trading & rewards
The trade panel was built around one idea: the market moves fast, so you should never wait on the interface. Type a number, see the truth, confirm once. Everything else is the machine's job.
The default input is dollars. Type $100 and Diggers converts at the live price, quotes the exact token output against the real Uniswap V3 pool state, and shows you both. On Stable the pool is natively dollar-quoted, so the number you type is the number the market uses. Flip the toggle to work in the native gas token when you prefer. Quick chips, preset amounts on the buy side and percentage steps (25%, 50%, 100%) on the sell side, get you in and out without typing at all.
After the trade lands, your position card appears under the panel: how many tokens you hold, what you paid, and your live profit and loss as the market moves. Selling shows the reverse quote, the cash you will receive for the tokens you part with, with the same honesty.
Every trade carries a minimum-output guarantee. If the price moves past your slippage tolerance between click and confirmation, the transaction reverts and your funds never move. Tune it in the panel: tight for calm pools, loose for launch-minute chaos. The default suits most trades. The other reason a buy can revert is Sniper Defense: before a coin graduates, no wallet may end up holding more than 2% of supply, so an oversized buy bounces until the cap lifts.
Quotes are read straight from the coin's Uniswap V3 pool state and shown USD-first, with the native amount alongside. What you see is the pool's real price at that moment, not an aggregated feed.
Yes. Every coin is a standard ERC-20 in a standard Uniswap V3 pool, tradable through any V3-capable router or aggregator. The approve-free sell shortcut works through the Diggers launchpad; elsewhere you use normal approvals.
The usual causes: slippage tolerance exceeded on a fast-moving coin, or Sniper Defense, which blocks any buy that would push your wallet above 2% of supply before the coin graduates.
Every pool trade scores digging points in the coin's rolling 24 hour contest (buys score four times sells), and those points also add to your lifetime score across all chains — which is your allocation in the $GEM airdrop.