Trust shouldn't be promised. It's should be built into the coin.
The wall got thicker with 1.1205 weth for buybacks and burn.
The vault compounds to $4,352 backing assigned per $bricks.
Actual numbers made by Bricks machine.
Fine tuning different variables such as
- how much to buyback per fire
- how often to buyback when it touches set drawdown
This report gives you a picture that the machine works and it's adaptable to any coin launched via @ponsdotfamily
Every buyback gets burned automatically. While the vault also compounds. Good tech isn't it?
I'm looking into it.
I suggest don't burn and claim yet, understand it's gonna be below the value of the current value of your $bricks now.
We only burn & claim if the coin goes to zero or crashes.
But even it goes there, the wall would buyback first.
Hence the tech: coin can never die
Ran simulations on Pons, Delta, and a newly launched coin that rugged. Bricks did a great work defending drawdowns and in the case of a rugged token, top buyers still were able to get 10-15% of their initials instead of zero.
Gud tek.
The price always moves. Drawdowns are perfectly fine. The wall absorbs selling pressures of different waves. The vault ensures holders they have a better exit in case everything goes wrong.
This is the kind of confidence we want in every coin. Brick by brick.