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The FOMOEgg thesis calculator

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Play out any thesis: how much you put in, how fast the community burns, where the market cap lands, and what you could actually get back from a pool that size. Then share your link.

1Your position

Uses the live pool, so a bigger buy gets a worse average price.

2The burn plan

16.29% burned today (read from chain) → 52.79% in your scenario. Burns are not promised; this is your assumption.

3Where it lands
4The exit

Today's pool holds about $9,956. A seller can never take out more than the cash side of the pool.

5Your thesis (optional)
On paper$0tokens × price, the number charts show
If you actually sold$0after price impact in the pool
vs. what you put in$0

Hypothetical only · not financial advice · it can go to zero

Tokens0received
Your share of supply0%of unburned tokens
Implied price$0per token
Implied market cap$0unburned supply
Price impact0%lost to slippage on exit
Paper multiple0×exit multiple 0×
Paper value vs. what you could take outacross market caps · log scale
Paper valueExit valueWhat you put inYour scenario
The same position, six outcomessame tokens, same pool rule
ScenarioPricePaperExit

The first two rows are as real as the last two. Most memecoins end near the top of this table, not the bottom.

How the math works
  1. Buying. The pool is treated as a constant-product pool (x × y = k) using live reserves from DexScreener. Tokens received = pool tokens × your dollars ÷ (pool cash + your dollars). That is why a bigger buy gets a worse average price.
  2. Burns. Starting from the burn total read from chain, your plan adds tokens per day × days, plus any one-time holder burns. Your own tokens are assumed not to be burned.
  3. Market cap. Measured on the unburned supply, the same method as the article: price × (1,000,000,000 − burned).
  4. Paper value. Your tokens × the implied price. This is what portfolio trackers show. It is not cash.
  5. Exit value. Selling into a pool with the depth you chose, at the implied price, using the same constant-product rule. The cash side of a pool is the hard ceiling on what all sellers combined can take out.
  6. Not included: swap fees, gas, taxes, other sellers moving first, pool changes, outages, or the price simply never getting there.
Do your own research: a checklist
  • Verify the token contract yourself on the explorer: 0xee9a89fadf3894fed75bf312f9252f770e287f5a.
  • Verify the burn address and burn total: 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD on /verify.
  • Check live liquidity before you trade. A small pool means a small exit.
  • Read the takeover proof and the transparency page.
  • Nobody from FOMOEgg will ever DM you first, ask for your seed phrase, or promise a return.
  • Only use money you could lose all of without it hurting your life.
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