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Reserve Simulator
How much of a reserve could creator fees build? Change the inputs and watch the projection move. The creator fee is read from pump.fun's fee configuration on chain; everything else is yours to set.
Inputs
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%/day
Negative means activity fades each day. Constant volume is the optimistic case.
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Swap fees and slippage when fees are converted into the reserve asset.
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Set aside for redemptions. The rest accrues to holders.
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Reserve after 60 d$6,29041.94 SOL
Floor allocation$3,7741.26% of market cap
Holder pool$2,516yours: $12.58
Creator fees, day 1$360.00at 0.30%
Reserve inflow, day 1$179.10after share and conversion
Your accrual, day 1$0.3582no holding-time multiplier
Projected reserve · 60 days reserve floor
| Day | Volume | Reserve | Floor |
|---|---|---|---|
| D1 | $120K | $179 | $107 |
| D7 | $106.3K | $1,181 | $709 |
| D14 | $92.3K | $2,206 | $1,324 |
| D30 | $66.8K | $4,070 | $2,442 |
| D60 | $36.4K | $6,290 | $3,774 |
pump.fun fee tiersunavailable
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Read from pump.fun's fee config account. The highlighted row applies to the market cap you entered.
The arithmetic
volume(d) = volume × (1 + trend)^(d−1) fees(d) = volume(d) × creator fee inflow(d) = fees(d) × reserve share × (1 − conversion cost) reserve(D) = Σ inflow(d), d = 1…D floor = reserve(D) × floor share your pool = (reserve(D) − floor) × your share of supply
- · No redemptions during the period.
- · The reserve asset's price stays where you set it.
- · Fees are converted the day they are earned.
- · A scenario, not a forecast, and not a promise of any return.