Liquidity and market cap share one dollar scale. Each column fills to the liquidity at the market cap on the meter; the dotted gap, labelled as market cap ÷ liquidity, is how far the price sits above it. Drag the chart or press Play.
Liquidity as FLOOR reports it to market data sites: F + Cushion (C + K) + the money in place, Tail money included. Each piece of the Stack pays F first, then C + K, then its Milestones; only F and C + K stay as liquidity. Figures come from FLOOR's own math for the Moonshot preset; exact at each segment's edges, interpolated along the constant-product curve between them.
Virtual reserves of 30 SOL and 1.073B tokens; the curve holds the real SOL paid in (about 85 SOL at graduation). After that, 206.9M tokens and that SOL sit in a constant-product pool. Dollar figures move with the SOL price you pick.
The whole 1B supply in one constant-product pool opened at $5K market cap. The opener put the quote side in, and an LP can withdraw it.
Every lane counts the quote side only: the money that would pay a seller. Market cap is price × the 1B total supply. A straight climb with buys only: no sells and no fees. The Backing Fee would add to FLOOR's F on top of what is shown.