Assume that a shortage of GTM coins has been created. Every day 3000 new coins come out and it is necessary that these coins are fully redeemed and not enough to pay for the masternodes solo.
Now the hosting has 3000 masternode solos, but the coin price is very low, $ 0.06
Now for 1 solo, the masternode is paid $ 0.15 per day.
These are 2.2 GTM coins. Take an average of 2 GTM coins paid for 1 solo masternode per day.
It turns out that the shortage of coins is 3000 coins per day, which you need to buy in order to pay for hosting.
If the coins locked by masternodes will not be sold and the team will not throw their coins on the exchanges, then the price of the GTM coin will increase by 1 - 2 cents per week.
While the number of new coins does not equal the number of required coins to pay for masternode solo on the hosting.
After that, the price of the GTM coin will grow only when the number of masternode solos on the hosting increases.
Or the coin will be involved somewhere else. Plus, when will they buy GTM coins for the masternode. The community needs to help the team in hosting advertising. So that more people learn about hosting and run masternodes on it.
When the price of the GTM coin becomes $ 0.15, there will be a small profit from the solo masternode of the GTM coin
The more masternodes solo will be on the hosting, the more expensive the coin will be. Then the team will adjust the price of the coin by selling their GTM coins or by stopping the sale of their coins.