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Selling $100,000 of GHO

Base Measured 2026-09-19 Confidence: Medium
On paper
$100,000
the size we asked to sell
You’d receive
$95,636.72
what the routing actually quoted
Exit cost
−$4,363.28
4.36% — Workable

Can you sell GHO on Base?

Yes, at a cost. A $100,000 sell of GHO on Base returned $95,636.72 on 2026-09-19 — 4.4% less than the quoted price. Smaller positions usually cost less; the table below shows where the cost starts. It was cheaper to sell on Ethereum, at 0.0%.

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How it has moved

5 measurements, every one at the same size — which is the only thing that makes this line mean anything. Peak 6.4%.

2026-09-15 · 6.4% 2026-09-19 · 4.4%

Where the cost appears

SliceOrder sizeCost
1.0% $1,000.00 0.53%
3.2% $3,162.28 0.56%
10% $10,000.00 0.58%
32% $31,622.78 0.79%
100% $100,000.00 4.36%

Cost rising with size is depth running out. Cost flat across every rung means the routing absorbed the whole order. Rungs are spaced by dollar size because that is what price impact responds to.

The same token, other chains

ChainPool liquidityCostMeasured
Base $61,169.12 4.4% 2026-09-19
Ethereum $28,776,092.41 0.0% 2026-09-19

Same token, same question, same size — and often a different answer. This comparison only exists because the notional never changes.

What this says, and what it does not

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Your position is a different number

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