Questions, when all the shares are sold, how can they be worth more? I mean, how is that calculated? The more coins join in the more dividend? Can someone shed some light over this?
The asset is backed by the underlying value of the coins, so it shouldn't fall (you'd be selling coins at below-market rate effectively). That's what constitutes the purchase price ALONE. The additional revenue-generating services are thrown in for free. Add any appreciation of coins that comes with being added to SuperNET (see Boolberry) and the bonus of having the purchasing power to buy at below-market rates, and there's an immediate bump.
Think of it like this. The more mass the stronger the gravity the larger the galaxy can be
The more BTC, the stronger the attraction of joining SuperNET, the larger the user base will be
Intuitively it is clear to me that the number of SuperNET users will be proportional to the amount of BTC.
For example, if 100 BTC comes in, then this is too small for anybody to take SuperNET seriously and it wont get any traction.
If 1 million BTC comes in (just as unlikely as 100 BTC!), well at that point, SuperNET could start buying entire real world software dev companies or all the Top 10 coins (other than BTC) and instantly unite all altcoins.
of course there is no linear equation of X BTC -> Y users, but just looking at the endpoints and the fact that it is just one thing changing (amount of BTC), it is unlikely for there to be any high degree polynomial function for different levels of BTC raised. I think it is most likely a monotonically increasing function, this X -> Y. maybe throw in a log or sqrt, when in doubt take the sqrt
dont you agree?
James
