Your own weights
Start from any basket and change the weights, or build one from nothing. The order works the same way: one transaction, one minimum per leg.
Changing weights
Every stock in a basket has a slider. Moving one does not force the others to move with it; instead, when you buy, the weights are scaled so they add up to 100%. A stock set to 0% is left out of the order entirely.
you set NVDA 50 AAPL 50 META 0 TSLA 25
total 125
used NVDA 0.40 AAPL 0.40 TSLA 0.20 // META left outBuilding from nothing
- 1Add stocks
Search by ticker or company name. Only stocks with a live pool can be added, because each one becomes a leg.
- 2Set weights
Move each slider to the share you want. The weights are scaled to 100% when you buy.
- 3Review the legs
The app quotes each leg against its best pool and shows the minimum it will accept.
- 4Buy
Sign once. One transaction buys every leg at the weights you set.
Limits worth knowing
- More legs cost more gas. A ten-stock basket is still one transaction, but a heavier one.
- A small leg in a thin pool can move the price more than its weight suggests. The quote shows it before you sign.
- If one stock token is paused by its issuer, any basket that includes it reverts until it is unpaused. Set that stock to 0% to buy the rest.
- Weights describe your order at the moment you buy. Prices move afterwards and Kabudex does not rebalance for you.
A basket is not advice and not a product someone manages. It is your own list of orders, placed together.