- The Blocknet’s initial value during the ITO equates to the following: 10 000 000 shares multiplied by an
initial share price of 0.00025 BTC = 2500 BTC.
- However the Blocknet’s real-world value should equate to the total combined use-value of every coin in
the Blocknet. Therefore, at a bare minimum, the Blocknet’s value would be equal to the sum of the market
cap of all participating coins.
price of 450% can be expected after the ITO.
services accessible to all users, and (b) bringing all coins’ users to every coin. Taking this massive increase
in utility into consideration results in the following calculation: multiply the combined market cap of all
participating coins by the number of coins. The resulting value is 22,500 BTC or a 900% profit on the
share price after a successful implementation (and adoption) of the technology.
I really can't follow the reasoning here.
Am I missing something?
I didn't follow the logic either. Why would the real world value equate to the sum of the market caps? The value of the London Stock Exchange isn't equal to the total value of the shares traded on it.
Indeed the announcement page need to be re-done ASAP in that point. as well being sure that is compleately legal what it is written in that ANNOUNCEMENT as I saw some concerns about this in the blocknet thread.
It's been done already.
Go check it out.