No Strategy

ProjectionPre-launch. Every figure below is a projection.

If $NOMSTR's market cap reaches

Then falls by

$BITCOIN —

Reserve ($) —

$BITCOIN Sold 0 Checked. There's no button for it.

Vault Unlocks Never

Activity Projection

Total Trades—

Volume ($BITCOIN)—

Volume (ETH)—

$NOMSTR Traded—

Holders—

Holders Locking—

$BITCOIN to Holders—

Refinery Fees Paid—

NOMSTR Price—

Market Cap—

Sats per NOMSTR—

StrategyNoneAs disclosed

Where the $BITCOIN comes from And what a crash does to it

$BITCOIN Acquired—

From Trading Fees—1.4% of every trade

From Sell Walls—

Sats per NOMSTR—Vault ÷ supply

$NOMSTR market cap —

$BITCOIN in the vault —

How it's worked out: across their lifetimes, the Hatchery's five busiest coins traded about 1.7× their peak market cap, and 1.4% of that trading goes to the vault. Sell walls add whatever they sold below that market cap. $BITCOIN amounts use the current $BITCOIN price. Of everything acquired, 25% of each year's intake goes to people who locked $NOMSTR and the rest stays in the vault for good. Real figures could be far lower.

Balance sheet It's short

mNAV—

Debt$0Nobody asked

Preferred$0We prefer $BITCOIN

Enterprise Value—

Until $NOMSTR launches, every figure on this page is a projection at the market cap picked at the top, not a live number. They come from the Hatchery's five busiest coins: over their lifetimes they traded about 1.7× their peak market cap, in trades of about $49, with roughly one holder per $1,000 of peak market cap. 1.4% of all trading goes to the vault, plus whatever the sell walls sold. $BITCOIN and ETH use current prices. This is a calculator, not a forecast or a promise, and real figures could be far lower. After launch, this page reads live from the Hatchery and the Ethereum blockchain. More in Notes.