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When your wallets buy one after another, each buy pushes the price up a little for the next one. The AMM Profit Simulator shows you exactly how that plays out before launch day, so nothing catches you off guard. (“AMM” just means the exchange’s automatic pricing — the more you buy, the higher the price goes.)

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Where to find it

App → Analytics → Simulator (open it here). It’s free and works for any token that trades on an exchange — yours or anyone else’s.

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What it shows

Enter the pool details and your planned buys, and it walks through each wallet in order, showing:
  • Price per wallet — what wallet #1 pays versus what wallet #95 pays
  • Tokens you get — how many tokens each buy actually receives (you get a bit fewer than the sticker price, because your own buying lifts the price — this gap is called “slippage”)
  • Price bump — how much each buy moves the market
  • Totals — your combined stack and your average buy price

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Why it helps

  • Size your buys sensibly. If wallet #95 would pay 40% more than wallet #1, you might want fewer wallets, smaller buys, or more starting liquidity (the pot of coins the token trades against).
  • Set real expectations. It shows your true average buy price, not the dream “opening price.”
  • Spot a thin market. A small pool makes bundled buying expensive. If the numbers look rough, add more liquidity before you launch.
Run it with your exact plan, then again with half the buy size. The difference tells you whether you’re buying too big for the amount of liquidity you have.

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It’s an estimate, not a promise

The tool assumes your buys happen back-to-back with nothing else touching the market — which, thanks to all-or-nothing bundling, is very close to reality for your own launch. It can’t predict other buyers in later blocks or changes to the pool.

Bundle Checker

See how any real launch actually played out.

Fund wallets

Set how much each wallet buys, with randomness built in.