You sell first.
No holder sell-off before your transaction.
Simulate whale sell-offs. See what your position could actually return.
Know your way out before you buy in.
SOLANA • SCENARIO WORKSPACE
One whale sells.
Your way out changes.
Whale sells. Modeled exit 5.60 SOL.
Twelve wallets can move like one. Explore how a single group's holdings can affect your exit.
Illustrative connections, not evidence about real wallets.
Compare three possible exits. Load any scenario and change the assumptions yourself.
No holder sell-off before your transaction.
Cluster A sells half. No fresh buying.
All three groups sell. Your exit is delayed 3s.
Same position and pool assumptions. Hypothetical sales happen before your full exit.
Save assumptions locally or copy a link that opens the same setup. Your research shouldn't disappear with the tab.
Pool depth, a 0.3% modeled swap fee and an assumed network fee are included in the exit calculation.
Explore the full terminal ↗A constant-product pool model. Your position, pool inputs, hypothetical sales and execution assumptions determine the result. Change those inputs to explore a different outcome.
No. You choose a hypothetical sale. The model calculates how that sale changes pool reserves and the proceeds from your own exit.
A hypothetical buy spends 25% of the selected group's initial SOL sale proceeds, before your exit. This is an assumption, not predicted demand.
Each second adds hypothetical selling equal to 0.4% of the initial token reserve. It illustrates competing pressure; it does not measure transaction latency.
Choose MetaMask or Phantom and approve a sign-in message. The server verifies the signature before creating a session. No transaction is submitted. The scenario model excludes MEV, transfer taxes and transaction failures.
Start with a scenario. Keep the decision yours.