Extreme Sim
Stack chips into a pot. The pot is what Uniswap would get when this coin breaks out. A thicker pot means a normal sell after mint hurts less. It's a simulation. We love it here.
Chips, not Base
This table does not send ETH and does not touch $SOOTHER or $BPILL. Those already minted. A real table sends leftover chips to the Blue Pill factory’s launch — the same contract that mints every coin here. That one signature deploys the token, opens Uniswap, and locks the LP. The house cut never goes in. Breakout does not turn your chips into the coin. The whole supply goes into the locked Uniswap pile. Leftover chips in the pot become that pile. Sell before you mint, or those chips are just a score.
The pot
0.002 chips
ETH still in the machine. This is the only number that becomes LP at mint.
- Lights (hype)
- 0 chips
- Extra in the pot
- 0 chips
- House cut
- 0 chips
- Still in the pot
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Every trade pays 1%. 5% of that fee (0.05% of the chips that moved) is ours and never enters the pot. The rest of the fee is in the machine only until a sell takes chips back out. Leftover chips are what Uniswap would get. Looping fills the lights, not the pot.
Your stack
- Chips
- 1 chips
- Tokens
- 0 tokens
After breakout
Same size sell, two pots. The puddle is what Genesis actually launched with (0.002 ETH). If this table minted now, the sell hits the pot above.
- A 0.001 chips sell
Here: 75.1% down · Puddle: 75.1% down
- A 0.01 chips sell
Here: cannot fill · Puddle: cannot fill
- A 0.1 chips sell
Here: cannot fill · Puddle: cannot fill
A dump of 10% of all tokens: 17.2% down. That number cares how many tokens are still in the machine, not how thick the ETH is.