Developer builds token sell planner sized to organic DEX demand, not total volume

A developer created Glidepath, a free open-source tool designed to help non-traders — such as nonprofits receiving crypto donations or freelancers paid in tokens — sell holdings without crashing the market. The tool asks for a token, blockchain, and amount held, then generates a day-by-day selling calendar with each tranche sized to the token's organic buyer demand. The core assumption behind the tool was that professional wallets — Smart Money, whales, funds, and sniper bots — make up a large share of DEX buying volume, making headline volume an unreliable baseline for sizing sells. Using Nansen's wallet-label filters, the developer found that on tested tokens, professional buyers accounted for under 4% of total buys, meaning organic retail demand was far larger than expected. The finding reshaped the product's design, shifting its real value toward calendar-based pacing rather than pro-exclusion filtering.