Every listing price comes from one formula. Here it is, together with the numbers we actually plug into it — including the benchmark we ran to measure our mining rate.
Character space
Character space per position. EVM addresses are hexadecimal, so 16 possibilities per character; TRON and Solana are Base58, so 58. For a prefix of n characters that is base^n.
Expected attempts
Expected attempts. The number of addresses we expect to try before one matches. Each extra character multiplies it by the base.
attempts = character space ^ pattern length
Benchmark rate
Benchmark rate. How many addresses we can try per second. This one is measured, not estimated.
Expected time
Expected time. Expected attempts divided by the benchmark rate.
time = attempts ÷ benchmark rate
Price
Price. Time in hours × cost per CPU-hour × margin + listing fee, and never below the minimum price.
price = max(time in hours × hourly cost × margin + listing fee, minimum price)
This is the only input we measure. Everything else is arithmetic.
These are commercial choices, not measurements. Changing one moves every future price; orders that were already placed keep the amount they were charged.
Your pattern is never sent anywhere — this runs the same arithmetic in your browser, using the parameters above.
Type a pattern to see the full derivation.