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    MoonMath

    A calculation workbench for on-chain markets

    Twenty-four calculators that work from observed pool reserves and constant-product maths — and that state their inputs, their assumptions and the point where they stop. No price predictions, no safety ratings, no score without the evidence behind it.

    25

    Calculators

    Every tool in the registry, each with its formula published.

    293

    Calculations run

    Every analysis counted since usage statistics began. Events, not people — nothing identifies a visitor.

    29

    Tokens analysed

    Distinct token addresses looked at over the same period.

    4

    Register profiles

    Published only after their public evidence was reviewed and labelled.

    How this works

    Arithmetic you can check, and limits that are stated

    Drafting dividers and a straight edge resting on a dark ruled grid, with a single hyperbolic curve traced across it.

    The maths

    Constant product, not a trend line

    Price targets come from the pool itself — x·y=k against observed reserves — so a target says how much capital would have to enter that pool, not where the price is heading. Every formula has its own page, and the numbers on it can be redone by hand.

    The evidence

    Why an unreported signal is not a bad signal

    A provider that did not answer has told us nothing, and nothing is not the same as bad. Scoring an unavailable check as zero would punish a token for a provider outage and make two very different situations produce the same number. Unobserved signals leave the weighting, the remainder is renormalised so the score still means out of 100, and the confidence falls to say how much evidence is behind it.
    How launch quality is scored

    The limit

    A past price is not a forecast

    This states what an entry on a given date would have produced, and nothing at all about what a future entry will produce. The arithmetic is a ratio between two observed prices; it carries no model of what happens next and no view on whether the pattern continues.
    How entry analysis works

    The workbench

    25 calculators, grouped by the question they answer

    Plan a position

    What size, entry and exit follow from the risk you are willing to carry?

    Beta

    What is my saved token context worth?

    Portfolio Value & Unrealized P&L

    Value your saved positions, see the 24h move and unrealized profit against your entry prices.

    Data basis

    Observed
    Formula
    Beta

    How would DCA and lump sum have differed over this historical period?

    DCA vs Lump Sum Backtest

    Compare scheduled purchases with one initial purchase over the same observed price history.

    Data basis

    Observed
    Formula
    Beta

    What could this transaction cost at the currently observed fee tiers?

    Gas Fee Planner

    Compare observed network fee tiers for a concrete transaction type without predicting confirmation.

    Data basis

    Observed
    Formula
    Assumption
    Beta

    What would this observed yield look like after costs and price stress?

    DeFi Yield Reality Check

    Stress-test observed DeFi pool APY after reward price changes, principal movement, fees and transaction costs.

    Data basis

    Observed
    Formula
    Model
    Assumption
    Live

    What is my net return after costs?

    Position Profit Planner

    Plan entries, exits, fees and position returns with transparent assumptions.

    Data basis

    Formula
    Assumption
    Beta

    How do different entry or exit rule sets behave?

    Entry & Exit Strategy Explorer

    Compare established rule-based entry and exit scenarios using executable AMM results.

    Data basis

    Observed
    Formula
    Model
    Beta

    Can the market absorb an unlock?

    Unlock & Emission Impact

    Relate unlock supply to volume, liquidity depth and plausible sell-pressure scenarios.

    Data basis

    Observed
    Formula
    Model
    Beta

    Is a cross-pool price gap executable?

    Multi-pool Arbitrage Simulator

    Compare fragmented pools and estimate whether rebalancing survives fees and execution costs.

    Data basis

    Formula
    Assumption
    Beta

    How large should my position be if I only risk X% of my portfolio?

    Position Size & Risk Budget

    Size a position from a fixed portfolio-risk budget, with fee-inclusive max loss and R:R.

    Data basis

    Formula

    Beyond the calculators

    An archive card index in a dark room with one drawer pulled open and a green indicator lamp above it.

    Public register

    Providers compared on evidence, not on endorsements

    Every record carries a freshness budget and names the source behind each claim. A verification badge never states that a provider is safe or good — it states what was checked, when, and how far the check reached. Profiles appear only after their evidence has been reviewed, so an empty category means nothing qualified yet rather than nothing exists.
    Open the register
    A chart recorder drawing a single stepped line onto a paper ribbon as it feeds out of the machine.

    Product hub

    What shipped, what is planned, and what was decided against

    Released changes, the public roadmap you can vote on, and a feature request pipeline that says what happened to each idea. Drafts and rejected entries are visible too: a roadmap that only shows successes is a brochure.
    See what shipped and what is next

    Start with a token address

    Paste a contract address and the observed price, market cap and pool liquidity fill themselves in. Every figure stays editable, and every result names the observation it came from.