
The RAGE Goal Simulator
Set a target market cap for $RAGE and $EPIC, then see what the flywheel could generate if they both hit that goal.
Goal market cap
RAGE & EPIC
The slider assumes both $RAGE and $EPIC reach this market cap — every flywheel figure below combines both coins.
Projected SOL price
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Projected fees generated
Modeled trading volume
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Market cap
$1,000,000
Market cap in SOL
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Current creator fee
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Model status
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Live SOL price
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Your RAGE + EPIC flywheel
Reward rounds simulated the way DripDrop runs them — fees claimed, 3% platform fee, the split applied, then paid out in proportion to holdings. Both $RAGE and $EPIC are assumed to reach $1,000,000.
RAGE fees
40%
TROLL
40%
EPIC
20%
Vault
Paid to RAGE holders in proportion to their snapshot balance.
EPIC fees
90%
TROLL
10%
Vault
Paid to EPIC holders. Independent of RAGE fees — nothing is counted twice.
Below the 50,000 RAGE minimum — no RAGE rewards in this scenario.
Live TROLL/EPIC prices unavailable — token amounts stay at zero rather than being invented. Set a modeled price in Advanced assumptions.
RAGE rewards wallet
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Advanced assumptions
This is a modeled reward simulator, not a guarantee of future rewards or investment advice. Future distributions depend on actual trading volume, SOL price, token prices, holder balances, eligibility, reward thresholds and the configured reward mechanics.
How is this calculated?
- 1. SOL is modeled rising exponentially with the market: the live price at a $4K RAGE market cap up to $500 at $1B.
- 2. At every point along the path the market cap is re-priced in SOL and the Pump.fun creator-fee tier is read from it.
- 3. Fees are integrated over hundreds of logarithmic steps, in USD and in SOL at the price of each step.
- 4. The model is calibrated against the DRIP and TROLL historical reward points.
- 5. Values above $290M are theoretical extrapolations.
This is a modeled fee simulator, not a prediction or investment advice. Results depend on trading activity, SOL price, creator-fee tiers and the assumptions used in the DRIP/TROLL calibration.
