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Arbitrum trades at $0.1890 with a market cap of $1.26B. On an AMM, price impact is set by pool liquidity, not market cap — here's what moving it actually costs:
| Target | Buy volume required | vs 24h volume |
|---|---|---|
| 2× price | ≈ $405.2K | ≈ 0.02× daily volume |
| 5× price | ≈ $1.21M | ≈ 0.06× daily volume |
| 10× price | ≈ $2.11M | ≈ 0.11× daily volume |
| 100× price | ≈ $8.80M | ≈ 0.46× daily volume |
Computed from the constant product formula: required inflow = y·(√m − 1), where y is the pool's USD-side reserve (liquidity ÷ 2) and m is the price multiple. Assumes liquidity stays constant and no sell pressure.
On its current deepest pool with $1.96M of liquidity, a 10× price move requires approximately $2.11M of net buy volume, about 0.1× its current 24-hour volume. Liquidity changes constantly, so run the live calculator for the current number.
AMM pools price tokens with x·y=k. To multiply the price by m, the USD-side reserve must grow by a factor of √m, so the required net inflow is y·(√m − 1). Fees, arbitrage, routing, and sell pressure mean real outcomes vary.
Arbitrum (ARB) has a market cap of $1.26B at a price of $0.1890. You can compare it against any coin or stock with PumpMath's MC Compare tool.