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Installation

npx clawhub@latest install juicy

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Documentation

Revnet Modeler: Simulation Tool

Problem

Planning revnet parameters requires understanding how different configurations affect
treasury dynamics, token distribution, and participant outcomes over time. The modeler
simulates these dynamics before deployment.

Context / Trigger Conditions

  • Planning a new revnet deployment
  • Comparing different parameter configurations
  • Understanding how events (investments, loans, cash-outs) affect the system
  • Visualizing treasury and token dynamics
  • Explaining chart outputs to users

Solution

Tool Location

Open in browser to use the interactive modeler.

Seven Economic Levers (Per Stage)

Each stage can configure:

LeverDescriptionEffect
Stage Start DayWhen this stage beginsDefines stage transitions
Initial Issuance RateTokens minted per $Higher = more tokens per payment
Issuance Cut %% reduction per periodCreates supply scarcity over time
Issuance Cut FrequencyDays between cutsControls cut rate (7, 14, 28 days)
Split %% of minted tokens to splitsTeam/reserved allocation
Cash-Out Tax RateBonding curve tax (0-100%)Higher = more treasury retention
Auto-IssuancesAutomatic token mintsPre-scheduled distributions

Event Types

The modeler supports these event types:

EventDescriptionTreasury Effect
investmentExternal payment+ backing, + supply
revenueOperating revenue+ backing, + supply
loanTake loan against tokens- backing (net of fees)
payback-loanRepay loan+ backing
cashoutRedeem tokens- backing, - supply
Events are labeled by participant (e.g., "Team", "Investor A", "Customer").

Available Charts

Treasury & Value Charts

ChartShowsKey Insight
Treasury BackingTotal backing over timeOverall treasury health
Cash Out ValuePer-token redemption valueFloor price dynamics
Issuance PriceToken mint costCeiling price with cuts
Cash FlowsInflows/outflows by dayEvent impact on treasury

Token Charts

ChartShowsKey Insight
Token DistributionTokens by holder (liquid + locked)Who holds what
Ownership %Percentage ownership over timeDilution visualization
Token ValuationsDollar value of holdingsParticipant wealth
Token PerformanceROI % by participantInvestment returns

Loan Charts

ChartShowsKey Insight
Loan PotentialMax borrowable by holderAvailable liquidity
Loan StatusOutstanding loan amountsCurrent debt
Outstanding LoansLoan values over timeDebt trajectory
Tokens Backing Loans %% of tokens as collateralLeverage exposure

Fee Charts

ChartShowsKey Insight
Fee FlowsInternal vs external feesFee destination breakdown

State Machine Calculations

The modeler uses a state machine (StateMachine.getStateAtDay(day)) that tracks:

{
  day: number,
  revnetBacking: number,      // Treasury balance
  totalSupply: number,        // Total token supply
  tokensByLabel: {            // Tokens held by each participant
    "Team": 1000,
    "Investor A": 500,
    ...
  },
  dayLabeledInvestorLoans: {  // Outstanding loan amounts by participant
    "Team": 50000,
    ...
  },
  loanHistory: {              // Detailed loan records
    "Team": [
      { amount: 50000, remainingTokens: 100, ... }
    ]
  }
}

Key Formulas

Cash-Out Value (Bonding Curve)

calculateCashOutValueForEvent(tokensToCash, totalSupply, backing, cashOutTax) {
  const proportionalShare = backing * tokensToCash / totalSupply
  const taxMultiplier = (1 - cashOutTax) + (tokensToCash * cashOutTax / totalSupply)
  return proportionalShare * taxMultiplier
}

Loan Fees

// Internal fee (to treasury)
const internalFee = loanAmount * 0.025  // 2.5%

// External fee (to protocol)
const externalFee = loanAmount * 0.035  // 3.5%

// Interest (after grace period)
const annualInterest = 0.05  // 5% after 6-month grace period

Pre-Built Scenarios

The modeler includes pre-configured scenarios:

ScenarioDescription
conservative-growthSteady investment, gradual expansion
hypergrowthRapid investment, high volatility
bootstrap-scaleSmall start, then scale-up
vc-fueledLarge early investment, then revenue
community-drivenMany small investments
boom-bustGrowth followed by cash-outs
Each has variants: -with-loans, -with-exits

Interpreting Results

Treasury Health

  • Healthy: Backing grows over time, floor price increases
  • Warning: Backing flat or declining, many cash-outs
  • Critical: Large loan defaults, negative treasury trajectory

Token Distribution

  • Balanced: No single holder > 50%
  • Concentrated: Few holders control majority
  • Diluted: Early holders significantly diluted

Loan Exposure

  • Safe: < 20% of tokens backing loans
  • Moderate: 20-50% collateralized
  • High: > 50% collateralized (systemic risk)

Using for Planning

  • Set stages matching your fundraising/growth plan

  • Add events representing expected investments, revenue, exits

  • Run simulation and review charts

  • Iterate on parameters until dynamics match goals

  • Compare multiple scenarios to stress-test
  • Verification

  • Verify cash-out calculations match bonding curve formula

  • Check loan fees sum to expected percentages

  • Confirm token distribution adds to total supply

  • Validate treasury balance equals sum of inflows - outflows
  • Example

    Planning a revnet with team allocation and investor entry:

    Stage 1 (Days 0-90):
      - Issuance: 1,000,000 tokens/$
      - Split: 30% to Team
      - Cash-out tax: 10%
    
    Events:
      Day 1: Team invests $10,000
      Day 30: Investor A invests $50,000
      Day 60: Revenue $20,000
      Day 90: Team takes loan (50% of tokens)
    
    Run simulation → Review:
      - Token Distribution: Team 30%, Investor A 50%, Revenue recipients 20%
      - Team's loan potential and actual loan
      - Treasury backing trajectory
      - Cash-out value for each participant

    Notes

    • Modeler uses simplified fee model (may differ from exact contract implementation)
    • Simulations are deterministic given same inputs
    • Charts update automatically when parameters change
    • Export scenarios for comparison and documentation
    • The modeler runs entirely client-side (no data sent externally)

    References

    • Tool: - State machine:
    • Charts: - Academic validation: /revnet-economics` skill