Well, if managed well with a nice UI, Ramifi can easily attract commodity traders and investors. But I didn't understand the idea of the injection offering? I think it seems new.
Think of the Injection Offering as a regular offering but with 2 key differences. All the funds aren't received at once, and users can benefit from the offering by adding liquidity using various stable coin pairs like USDC, ETH, and DAI. The injection offering would begin with a market making contract providing, for example, 20,000 RAM ($1 USD) and 36 ETH ($540). This would essentially create a 1:1 pair in the contract, valuing our token at $1 precisely through the Automated Martket Maker within Uniswap V2. Over time, through market demand, the contract will replenish itself accordingly every 24 hours, defending against malicious actors commonly seen in Initial DEX Offerings. When all of these functions are put together, the tokens are introduced to the market over a certain time interval, which would be more likely to distribute them to a larger amount of participators. This would hopefully deter large purchasing transactions or front running scripts that cause volatile spikes in prices.