Sellability layer
The mandatory check that a token can likely be sold — not just bought — before any entry.
A token is not tradable merely because it can be bought. Clawlas must evaluate whether it can likely be sold — this layer is mandatory and gates every entry.
Sellability checks
- simulated sell transaction
- sale quote
- contract-call simulation
- honeypot detection
- dynamic sell-tax detection
- blacklist detection
- sell-restriction detection
- available exit liquidity
- estimated exit slippage
- price impact
- front-running risk
- network congestion
- pool reserve condition
- market-order feasibility
Statuses
Each test resolves to one status:
UNKNOWNUNTESTEDPASSPASS_WITH_LIMITSFAILBLOCKED
Fail or blocked → no automatic entry
A FAIL or BLOCKED sellability test must prevent automatic entry. A stale test must be rerun before execution — sellability is a hard blocking rule no momentum score can override.
Results are stored in the sellability_tests table (with a validity expiry) and surfaced on the early position monitor so an open position is never left assuming an exit that no longer exists.