Abstract monochrome artwork representing a limited digital edition

Make 500 editions fit.

Test a reserve, whitelist, and public split against a fixed cap. All numbers are planning inputs, not live mint state.

Fixed-supply planner

Define the allocation

Use whole editions. The sample follows the source's stated 500-edition boundary, while every tranche below is illustrative.

Preparing Decimal.js.

Computed allocation iris

Cap pressure at a glance

The inner wedges show each tranche's share of the planned total. The outer eye turns red when planned editions exceed the cap.

ReserveWhitelistPublic

NO RESULT

Load the sample or enter a plan.

No cap delta calculated.

No tranche shares calculated.

Applicant coverage has not been calculated.

No applicant-capacity result.

planned = reserve + whitelist + public

Planning arithmetic only. No wallet, contract, whitelist, price, availability, schedule, or on-chain source is connected.

Fit is not verification.

An exact-fit plan proves only that the entered tranches sum to the entered cap. It does not verify a contract, schedule, whitelist, price, or mint.

Worked fit

25 reserve + 175 whitelist + 300 public = 500. Against a 500 cap, the plan has no remaining or excess editions.

Coverage ceiling

175 whitelist editions divided by 240 applicants is 72.92%. This is a ratio under one-edition-per-applicant, not individual mint odds.

Counterexample

Raise public allocation to 350 and the planned total becomes 550, exceeding the same cap by 50.

Preserve the exact plan, proof, and limitations.

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