Alright, so everyone knows bancor has an algorithm that adjusts the price. Purchasing creates coins and in turn raises the cost of buying new coins and selling coins does the opposite.
We also know that the crowdsale was massive.
Has anyone actually looked at the algorithm to determine how many coins would have to be in circulation for the value of 1 bnt to be say $1,000? This is the real question for investors
okay, lets buy into your antisemetic comment for a second as it if was real, and that they planned only to make a profit from the ico.
Surely they have more to gain from an increase in the bnt they issue.
Ethan Myers
Nope
Alexander Smith
I hear you but I actually don't think they want people to the math because your scenario is inevitable that argument can't be refuted based on who's been joining them/vice versa. But who has done the math and does that even exist the possibility? Your thread more than likely being slid but I like where your head is
Jaxson Miller
Found these Bancor futures a while back
Aaron Butler
Pretty sure they released an excel soreadsheet with the scenarios
Cooper Gray
but that's the exact same amount that is circulating right now...
it's almost as if...
it's bullshit?
Tyler Ramirez
I'm not sure if that is a legit screen. But that is what I'm saying. We need to know how the algorithm plays out. Maybe its only rises very slowly and that is the intention, or maybe difficulty and price compound on one another and the price will rise very rapidly at some point in the future - in which case, buy in now.
Thinking about adoption of the protocol is useless unless there is a profit incentive to hold this stuff now before that all kicks in
Liam Fisher
They did. It has what OP is looking for, no idea where they posted it though.
Jack Gutierrez
I can't find the spreadsheet but I'm sure price/difficulty do not compound. I think slow rising is the intention desu, before the ico they got shit for saying not to expect a quick profit.
Until one of the ICOs using a reserve buys in we can't really see the effect and whether people instantly dump. sharpe captials buy in will probably move the price most.
Andrew Davis
also the buy by sharpe will be for 25% of $60-90 million.
Connor Butler
There's no algorithm. It's just someone punching in numbers as he sees fit. They literally admit they have these type of backdoors because they don't have confidence in their own code.
Ian Diaz
There was an official spreadsheet with the exact amount of tokens needed to increase the price. Top lazy to find out, search in their site
Noah Hill
not 1000 but you can check - this is official excel from bancor website