A FLOOR WAGMI launch climbs to $100M, then holders sell into it with nobody buying. The Cushion buys the first stretch, then the price rests on the floor at 75% of the peak and stays there: every later sell is paid the floor price, and the floor never drops. Holders who stay are backed by the money the program holds. A pool has no floor, so the same sells push its price toward zero.
Measured, not drawn: FLOOR's own trade engine runs the WAGMI preset as built, in USDC. Buys of about 0.5 % of the market cap climb it from its $10M open to $100.9M, inside its climb (11 % of the supply circulating, $8.47M bidding: F $8.40M, Cushion $63K); then holders sell 0.1 % of circulating supply at a time, up to 15 %, with no buys.
Graduated at about $61.6K (SOL $150); at $100.9M its constant-product pool holds what is left of the 206.9M post-graduation tokens, about 5.1M tokens and $516K. The same share of its circulating supply is sold into that pool.
The full 1B supply put in one constant-product pool at $5K; at $100.9M the pool holds about 7.0M tokens and $710K. Same sells.
Price is shown as a share of each lane's own peak price. Money still bidding is what the program (F + Cushion) or the pool still holds to pay the next seller. Fees are left out of the pool lanes and in the FLOOR lane, as the engine charges them.