Turns billionaire and trillionaire fortunes into tangible, personalized, quotable comparisons.
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https://api.wegtultrarich.org/mcp5 tools · 682msduration_of_daily_spendHow long a wealth would last if a fixed amount were spent every day. Answers "how long would it take to spend a billion dollars?"How long a wealth would last if a fixed amount were spent every day. Answers "how long would it take to spend a billion dollars?"
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| wealth* | string | Amount of money. Accepts plain numbers ("1000000000"), formatted numbers ("1,000,000,000"), or shorthand ("1B", "750B", "1T"). Currency defaults to USD. |
| spend* | string | Amount spent per day (e.g. "1000" or "1K"). |
height_of_money_stackHow high a wealth would stack as physical currency, across 11 currencies. No currency conversion is performed — typeOfMoney's currency overrides any symbol on wealth.How high a wealth would stack as physical currency, across 11 currencies. No currency conversion is performed — typeOfMoney's currency overrides any symbol on wealth.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| wealth* | string | Amount of money. Accepts plain numbers ("1000000000"), formatted numbers ("1,000,000,000"), or shorthand ("1B", "750B", "1T"). Currency defaults to USD. |
| typeOfMoney* | string | Money slug. Denomination to stack, across 11 currencies. Coins stack far higher than bills — pick coins for maximum contrast. The slug's currency overrides any… |
number_of_itemsHow many of one item a wealth could buy or pay off, from coffees to superyachts. Prices are approximate U.S. benchmarks in USD.How many of one item a wealth could buy or pay off, from coffees to superyachts. Prices are approximate U.S. benchmarks in USD.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| wealth* | string | Amount of money. Accepts plain numbers ("1000000000"), formatted numbers ("1,000,000,000"), or shorthand ("1B", "750B", "1T"). Currency defaults to USD. |
| typeOfItem* | string | Item slug. Thing to buy or pay off. Choose what fits the question: a year of minimum-wage salary and a superyacht make very different points. One of: fancy_cof… |
growth_of_compound_interestHow much a wealth grows from compound interest alone, untouched, over a period. Answers "how much does a fortune earn while its owner does nothing?"How much a wealth grows from compound interest alone, untouched, over a period. Answers "how much does a fortune earn while its owner does nothing?"
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| wealth* | string | Amount of money. Accepts plain numbers ("1000000000"), formatted numbers ("1,000,000,000"), or shorthand ("1B", "750B", "1T"). Currency defaults to USD. |
| rate* | number | Interest rate as a decimal between 0 and 1, exclusive. 0.01 = 1%, 0.05 = 5%. Never clamped: 1 returns "Rate Invalid (1)", 2 returns "Rate Outside Range". |
| frequency* | string | Compounding Frequency: 1 annually, 2 semiannually, 4 quarterly, 12 monthly, 365 daily. |
| period* | number | Duration in years, between 0 and 100, exclusive. |
comparisonComplete "them vs. you": runs one expression for both wealths and returns both results plus the ratio between them. Ideal for questions like "how does my net worth compare to a billionaire's?" A ratio.value below 1 means the user's wealth is the larger.Complete "them vs. you": runs one expression for both wealths and returns both results plus the ratio between them. Ideal for questions like "how does my net worth compare to a billionaire's?" A ratio.value below 1 means the user's wealth is the larger.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| expression* | string | Which expression to compute for both wealths. |
| wealthYours* | string | The user's (smaller) wealth. |
| wealthTheirs* | string | The ultrarich (larger) wealth. |
| spend | string | durationOfDailySpend only: daily spend amount. |
| typeOfMoney | string | heightOfMoneyStack only. Money slug. Denomination to stack, across 11 currencies. Coins stack far higher than bills — pick coins for maximum contrast. The slug… |
| typeOfItem | string | numberOfItems only. Item slug. Thing to buy or pay off. Choose what fits the question: a year of minimum-wage salary and a superyacht make very different point… |
| rate | number | growthOfCompoundInterest only. |
| frequency | string | growthOfCompoundInterest only. |
| period | number | growthOfCompoundInterest only. |
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