What a year of
your trading builds.
The point of a dose is that it is beneath your notice per trade and material per year. This is the arithmetic of that claim, run on your numbers instead of a marketing example.
Your assumption, not a forecast. At 0% the chart shows only what the protocol routed.
Volume, not balance
The input is what you trade in a month, not what you hold. A $2,000 account that rotates four times a month is doing $8,000 of volume — and volume is what the dose is taken from.
Principal, then price
The dashed line is what the protocol actually routed: money that moved, independent of any market view. Everything above it is your assumption, and it stays at zero until you move it.
No compounding trick
There is no yield here and nothing is reinvested. The curve bends only because contributions keep arriving and, if you assumed a return, the earliest ones have been in the asset longest.
Asset prices are indicative reference values, used only to convert a dollar amount into units. Nothing on this page is a forecast, a quote, or investment advice.
Why this works