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d3mb0im2021-08-11 11:51:02
Cryptocurrency
d3mb0im, 2021-08-11 11:51:02

Is it possible to formulate a cryptocurrency rate formula?

It is known that the value of a cryptocurrency depends on demand, the volume of transactions, the fact that the number of coins is limited, and so on. However, is it possible to put all these variables into some formula or proportion at the zero stage of the token, before its creation?
A few clarifications:
1) plans to create some kind of environment in which two tokens will coexist.
2) the first - with a strict reference to the currency (unlimited number), the second - hybrid (limited number) - with reference to the first, to attracted investments, is associated with an incentive program and gives the right to vote in the project.
If everything is clear with the first one, then how to understand how the cost of the second token will fluctuate?
Alternatively, please advise the literature with which one could begin to study the issue.

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Vasily Bannikov, 2021-08-11
@vabka

However, is it possible to put all these variables into some formula or proportion at the zero stage of the token, before its creation?

No, it’s impossible, since demand can change very dramatically literally because of “Elon Musk is tweeting something again”
If it were possible to more or less accurately predict the rate of something by technical means, then market analysts would no longer be needed.
And yet, to a greater extent, the cost depends on demand, and the volume of transactions directly correlates with it.
Restriction does not affect so much

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TheElephant, 2021-09-15
@TheElephant

If you just come up with a time machine or call psychics))

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