Demo on a mainnet fork: the real Upside program, the real Voltr and Phoenix programs, live Phoenix prices; only the USDC is test money. Nothing here is real money. What that means
upside

dGOLD

Live· stale

Gold 2x Short · targets 2x the daily return of Gold, invertedRisk grade2x

Gold · Phoenix GOLD mark
external index
$4,276.50
−0.87% 24h−2.59% 7d
Gold mark, last 7 days7 days
marked 25 min ago · index $4,276.50
dGOLD · Token price
2x short
$0.9993
24h
cranked 25 min ago · priced from the $4,278.40 mark
Effective leverage
in band
1.94x
target 2x · band 1.8–2.3x · hard delever 2.6x
nothing to do; leverage drifts with the price

Token price vs Gold

Not enough snapshots in this range yet. Try a longer range.

Cost of holding

Simulate any window

Over the last year, a hold of 2x Gold short did this against 2× the stock, on average and in the worst tenth of start dates.

HoldOn averageWorst tenthLost more than half
24 hours0.00%0.18%none
7 days−0.05%0.94%none
30 days−0.50%3.8%none

Decay is a cost of choppy markets: it disappears in a steady trend and bites when prices swing past the rebalance band. Backtest with a modelled keeper, fees per D8, funding 0; not the live token.

Replay any hold

Pick a start date and a length; the simulator replays Gold's daily history under this keeper and fees, then rolls the same hold across every start date so the range of outcomes is visible.

Simulate a 30-day hold

Since launch

Launches at 1.00 USDC per token. The token price is now 0.9993 USDC. There are no reverse splits: the price drifts away from 1.00 in both directions over time. Why leveraged tokens decay