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DeFi Tokenomics Simulator (5-year) | Gabriel Mangabeira

Simulate token supply, demand, and price over 5 years. Free, no signup.

About the Tokenomics Simulator

The Tokenomics Simulator projects what your token's supply and staking economics look like five years out, before you launch. Enter your token's name, max supply, annual emission rate, lockup period, staking participation, staking APY, and burn rate, and the simulator runs a year-by-year projection.

It's built for founders and token designers modeling emissions before launch, and for growth leads who need to sanity-check a model someone else built. Four presets, Conservative, Growth, Aggressive, and Deflationary, give you a starting point if you don't know where to begin.

It runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent to a server or stored anywhere.

How It Works

  1. Set your parameters Enter your token name and max supply, then set the annual emission rate, lockup period, staking participation, staking APY, and burn rate. Or start from one of the four presets and adjust from there.
  2. Read the projection The simulator generates a five-year projection of circulating supply, total staked tokens, staking rewards, tokens burned, net supply change, and dilution impact, plus a supply trajectory chart, a distribution chart, and a Year 1 / Year 3 / Year 5 comparison table.
  3. Share or export Copy a shareable URL that encodes your exact parameters, so you can send a specific scenario to a co-founder or investor. You can also copy the metrics to your clipboard, export the chart as a PNG, or reset and start over.

FAQ

Is the Tokenomics Simulator free?

Yes. It's free, runs in your browser, and doesn't require sign-up or a wallet connection.

Is my data saved anywhere?

No. The simulator runs entirely client-side. Nothing you enter is sent to a server or stored.

How accurate is it? What are its limits?

The simulator is a deterministic model of the inputs you give it. It shows you exactly what your emission schedule produces mechanically, but it doesn't model market demand or predict price. Two tokens with identical supply curves can trade completely differently depending on demand.

Can I model a deflationary token?

Yes. Set a burn rate above your emission rate, or start from the Deflationary preset (8% emission, 9-month lockup, 50% staking, 10% APY, 10% burn) and adjust from there.

What should I do with the output?

Use it to stress-test your model before you commit to it publicly. If the Year 5 dilution number surprises you, that's the signal to change the model now, not after launch. If you want help turning the output into a launch strategy, that's what the Web3 Growth Audit covers.