Adoption & Internal Value Calculator
Choose daily gas spending, user adoption, and the weeks needed to reach that adoption level. Network TPS and cumulative fees update automatically.
Adjust network activity
Internal value, adoption & network costs
Steady growth toward the user adoption goal
Daily active users grow steadily from zero to the selected goal. TPS follows their daily activity, and all gas fees accumulate across the ramp.
TPS during adoption
Daily active users during adoption
Weekly growth and accumulating fees
| Progress | Weeks elapsed | Average TPS reached | Daily users | Validators | Fees in latest week (USD) | Cumulative fees (USD) | Cumulative expenses (USD) | Net fees (USD) | Internal cWc value |
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The weekly-fee column shows the amount earned in the latest seven-day interval at each checkpoint; cumulative fees include all earlier weeks.
How adoption connects to value
Internal accounting value as traffic grows
Cumulative gas fees and expenses
Model assumptions
Fees are charged at $0.00025 per transaction (40 transactions per penny). Half a penny ($0.005) buys 20 transactions per person per day at this assumed fee. This is the fee specified by your “40 per penny” example; it differs from $0.0004 per transaction.
TPS at goal = daily active users × transactions per person per day ÷ 86,400
Average TPS during ramp = calculated goal TPS ÷ 2
Cumulative gas (USD) = calculated goal TPS × 604,800 × weeks × 0.5 × $0.00025
Validators = 0 below 1 TPS; from 5 at 1 TPS up to 100 at 1,000 TPS (capped at 100)
Validator cost = $6 per validator per month; cumulative costs integrate across the adoption ramp
Illustrative internal value (USD/cWc) = $0.025 + (cumulative gas fees − cumulative validator expenses) ÷ 10,000,000 cWc
Assumes TPS and daily active users grow linearly from zero to the selected user goal over the selected number of weeks. Daily gas spending per person is held constant. At zero weeks, no fees have accumulated. The modeled fee allocation assumes 100% of gas fees increases the internal accounting measure, deducts modeled validator expenses at $6 per validator per month (assumed), and does not assert these fees are revenue retained by the software or its copyright owners. This is not an externally validated price, an earnings forecast, or a redemption promise. L2 storage and application fees are excluded.