Lab

Break the peg. Or watch it hold.

A random market hits both curves while SOL and ETH move against each other. The same coin, the same traders, with and without the maker. The engine is the keeper's.

Peg band

Pons creator fee

Pool for this coin

Market heat

One chain louder

Net demand

SOL / ETH rate volatility

pump.funPonsSame market, no maker

Spread pump.fun / Pons, in dollarsInside the bandWithout maker

-Time in band, with maker

-Time in band, without

-Maker trades

-Pool cash, start to end

The market is simulated: random buyers and sellers on each chain, a slow mood that swings demand, one chain that is louder than the other, and a SOL/ETH rate that wanders. The curves, the fees and the maker rule are the real ones. Cash is kept per chain, half in SOL and half in ETH, and each side holds its own tokens, like the keeper. The result depends on the pool size compared with the flow: try $1,000, then $10,000, with the heat turned up.