Sushi MISO · interactive mechanism simulation

Buyers commit ETH into a Dutch auction whose price declines over time; the sale clears once demand at the current price covers the tokens on offer (or time runs out). Proceeds settle to the treasury vault, tokens are claimed pro-rata, and part of the raise seeds a SushiSwap liquidity pool. Edit the parameters, or trigger the 2021 delegatecall near-miss.
Buyers 0 committed MISO Dutch auction price: 1.50 ETH / 1k tokens 0.0 / 750 ETH to clear t = 0.0s / 15.0s delegatecall multicall reuses msg.value Treasury vault 0.0 ETH raised SushiSwap pool 0.0 ETH liquidity liquidity migration Attacker batched commitEth Whitehat war room samczsun et al.
Current price
1.50 ETH/1k
Committed this auction
0.0 ETH
Auctions cleared
0
Total ETH raised
0.0 ETH
Exploits stopped
0
Parameters — edit me
1.50
0.30
15s
500k
1.5/s
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Modeled on MISO's Dutch auction (linearly declining clearing price, uniform settlement, vault + SushiSwap liquidity migration) and the Aug 2021 near-miss where a delegatecall multicall let batched commitEth calls reuse a single msg.value — caught by a whitehat war room before funds were lost. Commit sizes, arrival timing, and dollar figures are randomized for visualization, not live onchain data. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.