Demo long
SYNTHETIC ACCOUNTSIM_USDC · free demo cash
- Position equity before closing fee
- Price P&L before funding / fees
PERPS / ACCOUNTING DEMO
Two sides.
Every unit accounted for.
See how a long and a short settle, what happens when a price gaps, and where an insurance payout comes from.
DEMO · Synthetic funds only. This is a guided simulation, not a live exchange. All accounts, prices and balances are fictional. No deposits or blockchain transactions.
01 / CHOOSE A SCENARIO
DEMO-PERP · SIM_USDCA position, from entry to settlement.
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GUIDED SIMULATION
SYNTHETIC PRICE PATHSIM_USDC per fictional unit
Demo short
SYNTHETIC ACCOUNTSIM_USDC · free demo cash
- Position equity before closing fee
- Price P&L before funding / fees
Synthetic collateral ledger
Locked margin
Insurance remaining
Fees collected
Unpaid claims¹
Unfunded deficit¹
Test units issued
All values in SIM_USDC. Free demo cash + locked margin + insurance + fees = test units issued. ¹ Claims and deficits are liabilities, not extra cash.
02 / THE MODEL
No payout without a source.
Each scenario creates two test accounts with 200 SIM_USDC each. Each locks 50 units of isolated margin against one fictional unit at an entry price of 100. Entry notional is 2× margin; entry and closing fees are 0.05% each.
Two funded counterparties
The long and short are matched. In this research model, closing settles both sides together. Independent exits and public order matching are future work.
Gaps can exhaust collateral
The two first examples start with 100 synthetic insurance units. The insolvency example starts with zero; its claim remains unpaid until new test capital is explicitly added.
Examples, not trading results
These are predetermined engine outputs, not live prices, strategy returns or user balances. SIM_USDC has no monetary value. There is no wallet connection or real withdrawal in this demo.
03 / INSPECT THE NUMBERS
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Download all three scenarios, settlement receipts and audit events. The displayed snapshots come directly from the Python reference engine.