how much price for 1 token in BTC?
Well, I think 0.4 USD
.56 or so actually.
Total Crowdfund (even though it fluctuatess) / 70,000,000 so last I checked it was like around 38 ehich 38/70= .54
So even if you go down by 2000 tokens, the price isn't just going up relative to tokens "lost" it's going up relative to funding gained. What I'm trying to get through to people is because of how much money is insanely flying into this project, you're ALREADY making gains if you just took advantage of the bonuses! Maybe in the beginning that 5 or 10% didn't seem like anything but as more and more investors flood it begins to start equating to savings of up to 50% on your tokens.....
Thank you big, crazy money investors for seeing the future here. With your large, crazy investments I'll hopefully be a crazy whale next year too 😎😋
Actually as far as I understand the price for investor is better and could not be calculated so easily because the total fundings of the ICO are calculated by the value of coins in real time and only deposits are timestamped. This ICO is successful also partly because the BTC/ETH/GAME have risen so greatly in May.
Did I get that right? @
Jack KuvakeWhat do you mean "the price is better for the investor" if you look at current value of crowdfund divide by total tokens you get the
current approximate value...
Whether or not you take advantage of the discounts is up to you and therefore relative, but as it stands that person asked what a btc would buy them, and you told them they're currently around .4, which witho it any discount isn't correct, based on the current value.
It doesn't matter what our investments are time stamped at as it pertains to
current market value of the tokens. You see no matter how cheaply you managed to cost average by hodling or discounts whatever the amount the ICO has received reflects current value of the till...
So what at 40m value added up would be like 56 cents a coin or something? So if you used game it'd average to 50 cent a token
I believed that total funds collected are not timestamped but rather calculated as their current market valuation which would be far greater than sum of invested money because the cryptomarkets have seen pretty high rise in May. But yeah, you're right in your calculations because as Jack pointed out the total funds are not calculated by the current market value as I assumed before.