https://t.co/RibU10muBE shows that over 1 Trillion $PLSX have been burnt. There's just not that much PLSX available for sale on PulseX. There's not even 2T total across all the pairs. Even if you had $100,000,000 of DAI, you'd only get 0.3T PLSX. You could split the DAI on the ETH side into ETH, USDT, USDC to get more PLS more efficiently to swap for PLSX or for INC to PLSX (autorouter already plans that), and you'd get more, but still; there's just not much PLSX for sale in the AMM compared to how much is shown burnt.
Remember that in PulseX, the prices move as a square function, so every time you double one side of a pair, you halve the other side, making a 4x price move. SO if you want to reduce the PLSX avail in the AMM by 10x, then you have to 10X the other side. And that, in isolation, would be a 100x price move.
Not advice. Do your own research, check the chain and math yourself.
Anyway, most of the liquidity in an well functioning market isn't sitting in an order book usually. For instance, what % of total houses are for sale at any given moment. And what % of total money is sitting in bids?
Math is fun.
TLDR; I'm surprised at how much the buy and burn function people execute is eating up PLSX supply.
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