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    Usage

    What MoonMath is used for

    Two numbers, counted server-side: how many calculations were run, and which tokens they were run on. Not how many people were here. Telling one visitor running ten calculations apart from ten visitors running one needs an identifier per visitor, and MoonMath does not create one — so the honest figure for a calculator is the work it did, not the crowd it drew.

    Calculations run
    897
    October 2026
    Tokens analyzed
    50
    distinct tokens, October 2026
    Visitors
    —
    not counted, by design

    Most analyzed tokens

    Ranked by how often a calculator loaded the token, in October 2026. A token counted fewer than 2 times is left out — a single observation is a true count and a poor statement. It still counts towards the totals above.

    #TokenChainAnalyses
    1CLrdkq…FuvhSolana76
    20x95af…24ceEthereum43
    39aqmJj…aqjjSolana39
    4RAYRaydiumSolana31
    5DARKDarkSwapSolana30
    6SHIBCShiba ClassicEthereum25
    7PEPEPepeEthereum24
    80xea00…2be6Robinhood24
    90xf61c…c66eBNB Chain23
    10AgencyAgencySolana23
    11DdcLYo…pumpSolana23
    12LINKChainLink TokenEthereum22
    133JgFwo…qUoqSolana22
    14CATECatecoinSolana22
    15OMIOMI TokenBase21
    16SHIBSHIBA INUEthereum21
    17ETHEthereumEthereum21
    180xc17f…5c45Robinhood21
    19SISuper InuSolana21
    20JUPJupiterSolana20

    Tokens without a link sit below the market-cap and liquidity thresholds that decide which tokens get an indexable page. They were analyzed and they are counted — the threshold governs what MoonMath publishes, not what it measures — so they are listed here either way.

    Most used calculators

    Counted when a calculator asks the MoonMath server for data and says which calculator it is — 17 of the 25 calculators. The others are not counted: they compute entirely in your browser from the values you enter, or belong to the signed-in workspace rather than to the public calculators.

    1. 1Market Cap Simulator16218.1%
    2. 2Liquidity Impact Simulator9911.0%
    3. 3Whale Dump Impact Calculator9410.5%
    4. 4Swap Execution & Fee Calculator889.8%
    5. 5Token Contract Risk Evidence829.1%
    6. 6Buy/Sell Pressure Analyzer808.9%
    7. 7Token Burn Calculator606.7%
    8. 8Entry & Exit Strategy Explorer606.7%
    9. 9Holder Concentration & Exit Risk606.7%
    10. 10Liquidity Lock & LP Evidence606.7%
    11. 11Unlock & Emission Impact252.8%
    12. 12MEV & Sandwich Exposure Estimator121.3%

    Never in this ranking, whatever their real use: Liquidation Cascade Simulator, Liquidity Removal Stress Test, Multi-pool Arbitrage Simulator, Portfolio Value & Unrealized P&L, Position Profit Planner, Position Size & Risk Budget, Stablecoin Depeg & LP Stress Simulator, Unlock & Emission Impact. A ranking may be partial; it should not leave you guessing which part.

    How this is counted

    • Counted when a calculator asks the MoonMath server for data and says which calculator it is — 17 of the 25 calculators. The others are not counted: they compute entirely in your browser from the values you enter, or belong to the signed-in workspace rather than to the public calculators.
    • A calculator that makes several requests for one analysis declares itself on exactly one of them, so it is counted once. A calculator you re-run with different inputs is counted again, because that is a second calculation.
    • One row per calculator per day and one row per token per day, in UTC. No session identifier, no fingerprint, no stored IP, no row that belongs to a visitor.
    • Because the counters hold nothing personal, they need no cookie consent — which means they see all traffic, not only the share that accepts analytics.
    • Numbers below the publication threshold are withheld from the tables but stay in the totals and in every share.
    • You can keep your browser out of these counts — a switch that stores a flag in your browser and no identifier anywhere.

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