Price Impact Simulator

See how a single trade moves the price.

Pampi is an educational simulator. Enter a buy or sell on a PulseChain token and watch, chunk by chunk, how the liquidity pool's price actually shifts. It doesn't predict or recommend — it shows you the mechanics.

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Free & educationalLive PulseChain liquidityNo prediction, no advice

ResultsSAMPLE

TOP MOVE

4.69x

HEX

SIMULATED

$1.0M

BUY

TOKENS

CORE

Ticker	Initial	New	Change
HEX	$0.0045	$0.0211	↑ 4.69x
PLS	$0.0₄342	$0.0₄715	↑ 2.09x
PLSX	$0.0₄281	$0.0₄613	↑ 2.18x
INC	$1.82	$4.06	↑ 2.23x

PRICE TRAJECTORY — BUY INJECTION PROGRESS

Simulating live liquidity for PulseChain core tokens

PLSPulseChain

PLSXPulseX

HEXHEX

INCIncentive

PRVXProveX

How it works

The same math a DEX runs, made visible.

Every simulation walks the exact steps an automated market maker takes when an order hits the pool — nothing more, nothing predicted.

Split the order into chunks

A large buy or sell is broken into smaller pieces, each sized to keep slippage under 2.5% — the way a careful trader would actually execute.

Route it through the pools

Core tokens are paired to each other, not just to stablecoins. Buying HEX first buys PLS, so a single order ripples across the whole reflexive web.

Recalculate after every chunk

Pool balances update, the price is re-derived from the new ratio, and the next chunk runs — until the full amount you entered is simulated.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

What Pampi is, what it isn't, and how the mechanics work.

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No. Pampi is not a predictor or a crystal ball. It's an educational tool that mirrors how a Uniswap-v2-style DEX moves price based on current liquidity. It shows what the math does to the pool — not what will happen in the market.

A price-impact simulator for PulseChain core tokens (PLS, PLSX, HEX, INC). It uses live liquidity from PLSX v1 and v2 pools to show how a buy or a sell would move price right now.

Core tokens are paired to each other, not just to stablecoins. Because buying HEX first buys PLS, a single order ripples through several pools at once — Pampi makes that web visible.

It splits a large order into smaller chunks, each kept under 2.5% slippage, then re-prices the pool after every chunk — the way a careful trader would execute.

Ready when you are

See the mechanics for yourself.

Pick a token, enter a buy or a sell, and watch the pool respond — step by step.

Open the simulator