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# AMM Profit Simulator: Preview Your Buys

> See how the price climbs across your wallets before you launch, so there are no surprises.

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.)

## Where to find it

**App → Analytics → Simulator** ([open it here](https://bundlezeus.com/app/analytics/simulator)). It's free and works for any token that trades on an exchange — yours or anyone else's.

## 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

## 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.

<Tip>
  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.
</Tip>

## 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.

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