I have a question for the Quantum Project team,
The liquidity pool, does that also increase with each destruction as well?
I noticed, in the first destruction event, it was pretty much constant, with funds raised in the ICO.
Are there any plans to reinvest a percentage of funds via through your methods, to also raise the liquidity in proportion to black hole destruction events.
i.e. making sure that you create a perpetual system of scaling, where profits also grows the liquidity pool, to optimally scale future buybacks.
The liquidity pool, does that also increase with each destruction as well?
I noticed, in the first destruction event, it was pretty much constant, with funds raised in the ICO.
Are there any plans to reinvest a percentage of funds via through your methods, to also raise the liquidity in proportion to black hole destruction events.
i.e. making sure that you create a perpetual system of scaling, where profits also grows the liquidity pool, to optimally scale future buybacks.
⅓ of all issued tokens was available to early adopters during a ICO period. All funds collected from the sale of Quantum tokens were injected into the liquidity pool and used to provide liquidity for different exchanges or any other crypto markets created in the future.
The rest (⅔) of issued tokens were made to support to increase the size of liquidity pool in the future to boost the ability to make markets as they grow larger and more liquid. The increased amount of funds in the liquidity pool will also speed up the destruction process of all tokens in existence and add more upside potential to the growth of the value of a single Quantum token.
Good luck. Say what you want, I've said my piece and will leave now.