Simulation
A guide and overview to using the simulation tool in preparation for your bundle.
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A guide and overview to using the simulation tool in preparation for your bundle.
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The Market Cap Simulation tool helps you calculate the total amount of ETH required before starting the bundle process, ensuring you have adequate funds in place and a clear understanding of expected costs. By running the simulation, you gain a detailed view of the total ETH needed, along with a transaction-by-transaction breakdown of the funds needed for each wallet.
Enter the amount of ETH that will be added to the liquidity pool.
Enter the percentage of your total token supply that will be added to the initial liquidity pool.
Note: Some contracts may have clog mechanisms that reduce the actual amount of tokens added to liquidity. For example, if a contract with this clog mechanism has a 20% buy tax, even if 100% of tokens are sent to liquidity, only 80% will actually end up in the pool. In this case, the initial token liquidity percentage will be 80%.
Enter the total number of wallets you want to participate in the bundle. Each wallet will attempt to buy the maximum transaction amount you set earlier.
Note: If your payment option includes wallets, they are counted in this total. For example, if you select 8 wallets and choose a payment option of "0.15 ETH + 1 Wallet," you will receive tokens from 7 wallets.
Launch Market Cap: The simulated market cap at launch based on the provided liquidity and token information.
Total ETH for Swaps: The total amount of ETH needed for all buy transactions in the bundle, including gas fees. This is the amount that will be dispersed by your distributor wallet.
Wallets in Bundle: Displays the total number of wallets you entered for the bundle.
Below the summary, you’ll see a breakdown of ETH required for each transaction in the bundle.
Each "Tx" displays the total ETH required for the maximum transaction, including the current gas fee. The ETH amount excluding the gas fee is provided in brackets.