[Math Lesson]
Q1. Do you want USD assets to exist within NXT AE?
yes
Q2. How much USD assets do you want deposited into NXT AE?
a) $100,000 USD
b) $1 million USD
c) $1 billion USD
d) $100 billion - ten times current Bitcoin cap
Q3. If all AE trades are denominated in NXT, then how do you propose actually dealing with $1 billion USD deposit.
NXT decimalization, preferably to at least six places (0.000001 NXT) to accommodate both microfee payments and $100 billion total asset exchange valuation. With NXT = $1000 each, a $1 billion asset would be worth 1M NXT and we could handle 1000 of these on the exchange. At this valuation, available NXT = 1 trillion dollars (only 5% of CURRENT US Federal debt), 1 USD = 0.001 NXT and 1 cent = 0.00001 and one NXT usage fee would be 0.000001 NXT or one-tenth of 1 cent.
Q4. Are you still 100% sure that you want to restrict all AE trading to be in NXT?
Hell yes.
Sorry Ricky, you broke the rule about magically changing the NXT market cap much higher.
The sequence of events has to be:
1) big money comes into NXT
2) NXT becomes worth big money
By restricting to NXT trading, we limit the total value of new assets coming into NXT AE to the market value of the NXT. The way people start getting astronomical (moon talk) when there is a 1 million NXT order, the amount of liquid NXT that wont change the market price much is LESS than 1 million NXT.
Let us say that we can be generous and just pretend a 1 million NXT order is routine. Let us assume NXT goes back to being worth 5 cents. this means that if more than $50,000 worth of assets comes into the market, it will start moving the price. If $500,000 comes in, it will dramatically move the price. If $5 million comes in, the price is doubled or tripled. If $50 million comes in, it goes up 100 fold.
Put yourself in the shoes of the person putting all this money. Your asset (whatever it is) has just depreciated 99% because of what you did. Of course, if you just issue the asset and nobody trades it for whatever reason, there wont be any effect, but there wont be any benefit either. The idea is for assets to come in and get traded to some extent, otherwise it is just "NXT A", not "NXT AE"
So if you wanted to sell $50 million worth of assets via NXT AE for NXT, when would you stop selling? When you started getting 80% of initial price? 50%? 10%? 5%? 1%?
The financial pain will be so great to anybody that tries this in spite of this math that they will be forced to stop. I would imagine around the 80% of initial price level.
Please, without using magic, tell me how anybody would sell $1 billion USD worth of assets for NXT. [Edit: keeping the price of NXT at 5 cents]
James