Cool picture WildShill.
Again, could you provide the maths about the profitability of the Atoms?
This data can not be computed when the initial price to purchase the Atom comes from an auction... but one thing that is clear is 100 Atoms now produce 10 Electrons a day... producing sheer profit for life.
and I would be more concern with the "availability of the limited resource".... seems to be only a few on the market..
Perhaps the reasons for having "only a few" atoms on the market are:
1) Minimum price is set by ionomy at 0.002 BTC, which due to Bitcoin's ATH is now ~$2.5.
2) Sellers have to pay a non-refundable fee to list atom auctions.
3) If bidders are scarce or non-existent due to the high minimum price then sellers would be dumb to pay the fee to list.
Sharkie, please "compute the data" based on the minimum price of 0.002 BTC per atom. I'm sure we can handle the rest of the math if the actual purchase price would be higher. Thank you.