How MoonMath calculates whale dump

The formula

The tokens sold are the holding times the share dumped; that amount is executed as a single constant-product sale against one validated pool. Execution loss is the shortfall of the proceeds against the same tokens marked at the pre-trade price.

What it reads

• The holder's balance and the share of it assumed sold
• The current token price, for marking the position
• One observed pool with executable reserves
• The pool fee, and daily volume for the comparison

What it assumes

• The whole amount executes as one instantaneous sale into one selected pool
• The pool must pass the constant-product guard: concentrated-liquidity and reserve-less pools are refused rather than approximated
• No other trade happens during the sale, and no routing across the token's other venues is attempted
• The share sold is a scenario the reader supplies, not an observation of the holder's intent

Run it

Estimate what a large holder sale could execute for against an observed constant-product AMM pool. The calculator separates a wallet's marked value from the proceeds the pool could actually return.

How the market itself works

This page describes MoonMath's arithmetic. The mechanics section describes the market: how an order book forms a price, why order-book depth is not the same thing as pool liquidity, and what a public book does and does not let you observe.