export const prerender = true; Base Token Launch — $10K Budget, 70/30 Split

Simulate a $10K Base Token Launch with a 70/30 Split

The 70/30 split at $10K on Base creates a balanced launch profile: $7,000 of liquidity and $3,000 for token acquisition. Base inherits Ethereum security while offering gas costs 100x lower, making this budget configuration more practical than the equivalent on L1. The $7,000 pool works well on Uniswap v2/v3 forks on Base, attracting aggregator routing and appearing on Base-native portfolio trackers. The Coinbase ecosystem integration means participants can fund wallets directly from their exchange accounts, lowering the friction to finding your pool.

For educational and illustrative purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Simulated results do not predict actual market outcomes.

Scenario Parameters

Chain

Base

TGE Capital

$10K

Liquidity Split

70/30

Total Supply

1,000,000,000

Liquidity (L)

$7,000

Acquisition (P)

$3,000

Open in Calculator →

Key Concepts for This Scenario

Frequently Asked Questions

How does $7,000 of Base liquidity compare to the same amount on Ethereum mainnet?

The pool math is identical — $7,000 produces the same slippage curves on both chains. The practical difference is that a $7,000 pool on Ethereum L1 is considered critically thin (gas costs make small trades uneconomical), while on Base it functions well because $0.01 gas lets participants trade in $10 increments. The simulator models the AMM identically — the chain choice affects who trades, not how the pool performs.

Can I seed a Base pool with ETH directly from Coinbase?

The simulator models AMM math, not wallet operations. Base uses ETH as its native gas token (rate: $3,500 in this simulation), and Coinbase provides native Base network support. The simulator calculates pool composition in both USD and ETH terms so you can plan the exact ETH amount needed to seed the pool.

What is the initial market cap for a $10K, 70/30 Base launch with 1B tokens?

The simulator derives the initial spot price from the pool ratio ($7,000 USD against the token reserve) and multiplies by the 1B total supply. The resulting initial market cap is displayed before and after the $3,000 acquisition. The pre-buy market cap represents the price at which the very first external participant can buy.

Related Scenarios

Ready to model your own scenario?

Adjust every parameter and see results in real time.

Launch Calculator →

← All scenarios

Get Token Launch Insights

Free AMM simulation tips, launch strategies, and tool updates. No spam.

Unsubscribe anytime.