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Re: (JWL) JEWELS 🔷MMORPG 🔷 ICO OVER 🔷 TRUSTED DEV 🔷 336 BTC RAISED!
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FandangledGizmo
on 09/09/2016, 19:45:17 UTC
Payapl Reserve Fund - 1,000,000 JWL

Paypal Jewels & Maturity
There will be a reserved amount of Jewels to be sold via Paypal as this is the most common means of purchase that players are most familiar with. The price of Jewels in USD will be derived from the two markets JWL/USD = JWL/BTC * BTC/USD.

Paypal will be used as a proxy for purchasing Jewels off the market. As the reserve of Jewels for paypal purchases depletes funds received via Paypal will be used to purchase bitcoin used to purchase Jewels from the exchanges thereby adding liquidity to the market.

Is your current goal to maintain a reserve fund of 1,000,000 Jewels?

If so I think a better approach would be to buy Jewels on the exchanges with PayPal funds received and Burn (destroy) them.  (Thereby reducing the total JWL supply and thereby having a greater positive impact on the value of the remaining Jewels - supply and demand.) Only if the dollar value of the JWL reserve fund fell very low would the replenishing approach occasionally be appropriate.

A rapidly reducing supply would also create a greater positive market perception because the impact of in-game JWL demand would be visible and have a long term impact.

If they keep doing that though the price for jewels for paypal players will just keep going up. I dont think thats a viable option.

The price of JWL is supposed to go up Smiley (Otherwise what's the point in hodling them.)

The products they sell can reference a dollar price and as the price of JWL goes up (which it should) it just means less Jewels are needed to purchase them but the same dollar amount.

Example: Weapon X costs $5 or 350 Jewels. If the price of Jewels rises 10X. Weapon X will still cost new players $5 via PayPal but that will now only require 35 Jewels.  

(However if they have some limited and trade-able game items, which I think they should, those will likely increase in $ value due to scarcity regardless of which approach is used.)