You will be releasing an initial batch of say 200 million XFC primarily to investors in the crowdsale/first token distribution.
You will also be selling XFC to customers via your website/official game stores for fiat via credit card etc.
Will the XFC being sold to customers for fiat be bought on the backend from an internal exchange where the 200 million/currently released XFC are being traded?
Or will the XFC being sold to customers for fiat be sold from the remaining 800 million XFC you control?
If it is the latter, then you will be controlling the price of XFC because the 200 million/currently released XFC being traded won't rise above whatever price you are selling them to customers for in fiat? (Also if it is the latter new customer demand for XFC won't raise the price of currently circulating XFC because you will be releasing XFC from the total supply to meet that demand rather than have customers drive up the price of available supply?)
First sale of XFC is of maximum 200 mil. only for the cryptocommunity.
In August 2017 we will have the global release of the game when we will sell also to the football fans outside the cryptocommunity. The quantity we plan to sell then is another maximum 200 mil. from the remainder of 800 mil. at a price not lower than the market price at that time.
New batches will be sold in 2018, depending on the number of players active in the game.
This is a project aiming to a market of 100 million users of football games worldwide. We hope to take a decent share of that in partnership with the biggest sports data providers - Perform Group/Omnisport and SportRadar.
The increase of the value of the token and collectible cards should be based on the market share increase not on pumps and dumps.
It is not us that drive the value of XFC but our customers and investors.