simulate a dig.
pick a trade, a day of volume and a relic, then watch where the toll goes. every number on this page is an example you control. none of it is a forecast or a promise.


+0.1 eth toll

dug up · etheria
bought at 1.5 eth
relic · etheria
paid 1.5 eth
listed 1.8 eth
×1.20
½ profit · burned
0.15 eth
buys back ≈ 0.037% of supply
½ profit · to holders
0.15 eth
your 0.10% → 0.00015 eth
the stone is waiting. press dig to run the simulation.
simulated example · not a promise
with 0.10% of supply, here's your share.
these are the numbers behind the animation, recalculated as you change the inputs.
dig sheet
simulation · example numbers
- your trade
- 1 eth
- toll 0.1 eth · you receive 0.9 eth of $flnt
- daily volume
- 250 eth
- 25 eth / day to the treasury
- your toll covers
- 6.67%
- of the next etheria relic
- relic
- etheria
- bought at 1.5 eth (example floor)
- time to fund it
- 1 h
- from new toll alone, at this volume
- relisted at
- 1.8 eth
- ×1.20 of what the treasury paid
- outcome
- sells at +20%
- profit 0.3 eth
- burned
- 0.15 eth
- of $flnt bought back · ≈ 0.037% of supply at 400 eth market cap
- to holders
- 0.15 eth
- paid out in eth, pro rata
- your share · 0.10%
- 0.00015 eth
- per relic sold
30 days at this volume · if every relic sells at +20%
relics funded
500
burned
75 eth
to holders
75 eth
your share
0.075 eth
counts only new toll; recycled sale proceeds are ignored. in practice the number of relics is limited by real listings, and thin collections are skipped. ignores gas, marketplace fees and price impact. launch fees are higher than 10% at first. relics can also lose value: see risks.