Compound COMP · liquidity mining simulation

A Reservoir contract drips COMP into the Comptroller every block, which splits it between suppliers and borrowers. Claimed COMP is either dumped on the open market (mercenary capital, pushing price down) or held for governance. Cheaper/pricier COMP feeds back into how much capital farms the protocol. Edit the parameters and watch the flywheel — or trigger the 2021 Proposal 62 bug.
Reservoir 0.50 COMP / block Comptroller splits by allocation rule Suppliers 50% of emissions Borrowers 50% of emissions $ Open market COMP: $180.00 Held / governance 0 COMP held Farmers (TVL) $100.0M PROPOSAL 62 BUG: ~$80M excess claim
COMP distributed
0 COMP
COMP price
$180.00
Farmed TVL
$100.0M
Sold vs held
70% sold
Parameters — edit me
0.5/blk
50%
70%
1.5×
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Mirrors the researched mechanism (Reservoir drips ~0.50 COMP/block into the Comptroller, split between suppliers and borrowers, users claim and either sell or hold), but block timing is compressed, dollar figures are illustrative, and price/TVL feedback is a simplified model of mercenary-capital dynamics — not live onchain data. Drag the sliders to explore, or trigger the 2021 Proposal 62 distribution bug. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.