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# Auto-Sell
Auto-Sell is a trust-minimized service that automatically:
* Mints point tokens on your behalf
* Sells them into pToken Univ3 pools for USDC
* Deposits USDC directly to your wallet (the EOA that owns your Rumpel Wallet)
* And operates on a weekly schedule
At the core of the Auto-Sell service is an immutable Auto-Seller contract, allowing users to delegate the selling process of their accrued pTokens. To set a floor on point selling performance, users can optionally configure their preferences onchain, including minimum acceptable selling prices and recipient addresses. The operator of the Auto-Seller is trusted to assemble the batch and swap route correctly.
Auto-Seller has an onchain fee on USDC proceeds. It's currently 0.1% (default), but once Rumpel Labs gathers enough swap data, it will adjust it to a value that will cover its gas costs for initiating swaps.
**Users' principal assets are never exposed to any smart contract or admin risk —the Auto-Seller only has permission to mint point tokens on their behalf.**
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Auto-Sell will significantly streamline your experience as a point seller, creating consistent passive income with minimal effort.
If users don't enable Auto-Sell during the Rumpel Wallet deployment step, then can enable/disable it through the mint tab on
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