Fake World Assets · interactive mechanism simulation

Depositors lock an NFT + ETH backing → purchasers pay a pool-derived price to pull a random position via Chainlink VRF → they either keep the NFT or accept the standing bid and sell it back. Fees + FWA emissions pay both sides for showing up early.
Chainlink VRF sequential settlement Depositors list NFT + ETH backing Deposit pool 12 NFTs · 20 ETH avg backing Purchasers pay acquisition price Keep or sell back accept standing bid? $FWA rewards 0.0 ETH fees · loss-to-earn
Pulls simulated
0
Deposit pool TVL
0.0 ETH
NFTs pooled
12
Protocol fees collected
0.0 ETH
$FWA emitted
0 / 1,000,000,000
Parameters — edit me
5%
1.0%
50%
20 ETH
1.2/s
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Defaults loosely mirror the researched Fake World Assets mechanism (backing-weighted random pulls via Chainlink VRF, keep-or-accept-standing-bid, bounded acquisition fees, ~1%/day loss-to-earn FWA emissions, and the real July 3, 2026 callback exploit) — but position sizes and timing are randomized for visualization, not live onchain data. Drag the sliders to explore how the flywheel responds. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.