One sell · price drop · same token count on every lane

A sell moves the price in proportion to the money it takes.

Pick a market cap and a sell size. Each lane sells the same share of its circulating supply. The bar shows where the price lands, and the facts underneath show how much of the money bidding the sell took.

1%of circulating supply0.52%of total supply on FLOOR
Market cap
pump.funCurve, then a pool
−10%
–price drop
AMM poolFull supply at $5K
−10%
–price drop
FLOORMoonshot, as built
−10%
floor
–price drop

Drop by sell size at this market cap

pump.funAMM poolFLOOR−10% line

FLOOR

Measured on the real book: a Moonshot launch created and climbed on FLOOR's own trade engine with buys of about 2% of the market cap each (USDC). At each market cap one sell goes straight into the book; the same amount split into ten sells lands at the same price.

Money bidding

FLOOR: F + Cushion (C + K) + the Bonding flat's money still in place, before the sell. The pools: the quote money in the pool. A sell's share of it is what the sell took from the book before fees.

pump.fun and AMM pool [est.]

Constant-product math at the same market cap. pump.fun: virtual 30 SOL and 1.073B tokens, 793.1M on the curve, then 206.9M in a pool. AMM pool: all 1B tokens in one pool opened at $5K. No fees.

Reading it

A sell moves the price in proportion to the share of the money bidding it takes. Once a sell takes more than the Cushion holds, the price rests on the floor, and the floor never drops. The Tail is outside this page.