Public roadmap

Loading a year of daily candles and then showing a single number is the wrong end of the funnel. The tool fetches the series, computes one ratio, and throws the rest away.

The whale-dump calculator runs one sale through one pool and stops. That is correct for what it claims, and it is not the thing that moves a market on a bad morning. What moves it is the second order — the one the exchange itself sends because the first order pushed price past somebody's maintena…

Every calculator on this site works from AMM reserves and constant-product arithmetic. That covers how a price moves in a pool. It does not cover where most of the volume actually trades, and it does not explain the machine that produced the moves people came here to understand.

A project adds the bot to its Telegram group, picks a token and a calculator, and from then on the current figures arrive as a card on an interval — hourly, or whatever the project sets. The card is the one this site already renders for sharing. No commentary, no celebration: the calculation as i…

An account that has proven control of an organization's domain cannot correct that organization's published profile.

The register's recurring workload is not the hard part of moderation. It is the stupid part, and it is the part a machine can do.

#388 lists "stable read APIs and embeddable intelligence components". This is the second half, and unlike #560 it needs no demand gate, because it is not a capability withheld from anyone — it is distribution.

#388 lists "aggregate benchmarks subject to quality and privacy gates". #528 produces the raw material — daily counters per tool and per token, holding nothing personal. This issue is the public, citable layer on top of it.

Answer "which tools do people actually use, and which tokens do they look at" from aggregate counts, without starting to track people.

Publish the calculation model as public per-tool method pages.

Let more than one person work in a workspace.

Make a calculation reproducible after the market has moved on.

Surface newly launched tokens with a score a reader can recompute by hand.

Track how a token's holder set moves over time and alert on concentration change.

Aggregate the saved token context into a portfolio view. Adds no data source: it is arithmetic over positions the workspace already holds and prices the app already fetches.

Detect material change on saved tokens and deliver it once, without becoming an engagement feed.

Give a signed-in visitor one saved token context on the server, so the monitoring features do not each invent their own.

Implement two separate, fail-closed organization recovery paths without requiring MoonMath staff to decide ordinary claims manually.

Add externally attributable organization-identity evidence without collapsing distinct claims into a generic verification badge.

Users can discover important blockchain, protocol, ecosystem, and industry events in one trustworthy calendar and understand which tokens or analyses may be relevant.

A non-technical user can understand which contract and liquidity risks were observed, which checks were unavailable, and what to inspect next without being told that a token is safe.

A selected token is explained as one connected market system, with relevant next analyses that preserve token context.

A non-technical user can immediately tell what was observed, when it was observed, and how much trust to place in the displayed result.

Users can see why token balance multiplied by spot price is not necessarily the amount that can be realized through current liquidity.

Every displayed token metric carries a consistent meaning and machine-readable evidence context, regardless of which provider supplied it.

Build organic authority after the catalogue has sufficient evidence-backed coverage.

Complete organization control and profile claims.

Implement category-specific evidence adapters.

Add manipulation-resistant community signals after authentication and moderation are complete.

Add a draft-first provider/product submission and moderation pipeline.

Implement the broad read-only provider/product/platform catalogue described in docs/PUBLICREGISTERROLLOUT.md.

The entire lib/ engine uses constant-product x·y=k math, which applies only to AMM pools (DEX). Centralized exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase, and OKX use order books, where x·y=k does not apply.

How exposed is my planned swap to sandwiching, adverse execution and avoidable slippage?

What happens to my wallet or liquidity position if a stablecoin loses its peg?

How large should my position be if I only want to risk a specific share of my portfolio?

Answer whether providing liquidity outperformed simply holding the assets.

Create a first-class /tools dashboard that makes every MoonMath calculator discoverable and explains its data quality at a glance.

Compare the same token across discovered pools and identify meaningful price divergence without advertising non-executable paper spreads.

A visual tool to analyze and display buy/sell pressure for crypto tokens, specifically optimized for small market cap projects.

Calculate price impact if major holders (whales) sell their tokens, helping users assess risk in whale-heavy tokens.

Compare Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) strategy vs Lump Sum investment to help users make better entry decisions.

Calculate price impact when tokens unlock from vesting schedules, helping users time their investments around major unlock events.

Calculate the REAL impact of token burns on market cap and supply, debunking common misconceptions.

Restructure the application to support multiple calculator tools with dedicated routes for SEO optimization. Transform the current single-page calculator into a multi-tool platform.

Install MoonMath as a Progressive Web App on your phone or desktop. Get an app-like experience with offline support, push notifications, and home screen installation.

Predict optimal transaction times based on gas price patterns. Get notifications when gas fees drop below your target threshold.

Calculate potential yields from staking, farming, and liquidity pools. Input your token amount and see projected returns from various DeFi protocols.

Compare multiple tokens side-by-side in a battle-mode interface. See price differences, market cap targets, and required capital inflows for each token at a glance.

Persistent action toolbar with slide-in drawer for quick access to Watchlist, History, Share, and Export functions.

Implement advanced DeFi calculation tools for power users.

Populate a workspace from a wallet the visitor already connected, instead of typing every holding in by hand.

Integrate transparent donation and funding mechanisms into MoonMath to sustain the project while keeping it 100% free and open source (see FUNDING.md).

Expand the verified directory concept (#28) to include other critical Web3 service providers: Smart Contract Auditors, KYC providers, Liquidity Lock services, and Launchpad platforms.

Create a transparent, community-driven directory and rating platform for Web3 marketing agencies to protect projects from scams and help them find legitimate service providers.

Give non-technical users verifiable liquidity-lock and LP-control evidence for the relevant pool without claiming that a token or lock is safe.

Visualize token holder distribution to identify concentration risk and potential manipulation.

Add a side-by-side comparison tool for analyzing multiple tokens simultaneously.

Show a token's own history, and let a visitor ask what a past entry point would have meant.

Add a detailed breakdown calculator for trading fees, slippage, and price impact.

Add a calculator to compute Return on Investment (ROI) based on entry and exit prices.

Add a calculator that simulates the impact of adding or removing liquidity from a token's pool.