Stablecoin loss versus impermanent loss
A wallet loses value when either asset falls. Impermanent loss is only the LP's additional underperformance versus holding those same starting assets at the scenario prices.
Compare wallet loss, LP withdrawal value and impermanent loss without assuming a repeg.
Who this is for: Someone holding a position in a stable pair, who already has a view on which side loses its peg and by how much. The tool prices that view; it does not form one.
Compared as a 50/50 wallet and a 50/50 full-range LP.
Scenarios are illustrations, not ranked or predicted outcomes.
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Stress scenario, not a repeg forecast
How this calculation works — the formula, its inputs, what it assumes, and what it does not establish.
Compare a balanced stablecoin wallet with a full-range constant-product LP after one or both assets move away from one dollar. Stablecoin price loss and LP rebalancing loss are shown separately.
A wallet loses value when either asset falls. Impermanent loss is only the LP's additional underperformance versus holding those same starting assets at the scenario prices.
External price changes invite arbitrage until a full-range constant-product pool reflects the new relative price. The withdrawal amounts change even though the reserve product remains constant.
Each result values the assets at the selected stressed prices. It does not assume that either stablecoin returns to one dollar or estimate when that might happen.
Separate stablecoin price loss, constant-product LP rebalancing and impermanent loss under depeg scenarios. MoonMath labels the data basis for this tool as Formula, Model, Assumption.
No. The Stablecoin Depeg & LP Stress Simulator is an educational scenario tool, not financial advice, a recommendation, or a forecast. Provider coverage, liquidity, routing, fees and market conditions can make real outcomes materially different.
No. The stablecoin price decline affects both holding and LP positions. Impermanent loss is the LP difference relative to holding the original asset amounts at the same stressed prices.