Epoch Pruning Events
Generating liquidity through mathematical extraction methods.
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Generating liquidity through mathematical extraction methods.
Last updated
The EpochPruning model has been meticulously crafted by ShareFi's developers, utilizing the allocation designated for the Reserve (Community Fund) as a liquidity generator for the community's benefit.
This mathematical framework is founded on these key principles:
To Counteract Selling Pressure: The model primarily prevents uncontrolled selling pressure in the liquidity pool while simultaneously injecting supply, enabling demanders to enhance their positions.
Amplifying Community Allocation: Almost 90% of the total supply is designated for the community's benefit, encompassing the initial liquidity pool injection and the Reserve allocation.
Promoting Organic Liquidity Growth: The model is structured to nurture exponential and organic growth within the liquidity of the Community Fund.
Maintaining Market Cap Ratio: Safeguarding the market cap of $TRADER during each event prevents capitalization devaluation.
Implementing Deflationary Mechanisms: A deflationary model is introduced to bolster the token's value through strategic scarcity.
Simplicity: The model is intentionally designed to be straightforward in execution and easy for the community to comprehend.
Mathematical formula that links the linear subsequent value percent on each #EpochPruning event. Let's assume the initial value is 0.05% and the subsequent increase is 0.005% per step (iteration).
Burn Supply Percent (B)
B(n) = B(initial) + n * B(increment)
Supply Sold on Liquidity Pool (S)
S(n) = S(initial) - n * S(decrement)
Liquidity Extraction from Liquidity Pool (E)
E(n) = E(initial) - n * E(decrement)
Max Supply Reduction (R)
R(n) = R(initial) - n * R(decrement)
Where:
n: Number of iterations (steps)
B(initial): Initial burn supply percent (0.05%)
B(increment): Increment in burn supply percent (0.005%)
S(initial): Initial sold supply amount
S(decrement): Decrease in sold supply amount
E(initial): Initial extracted liquidity amount
E(decrement): Decrease in extracted liquidity amount
R(initial): Initial max supply reduction
R(decrement): Decrease in max supply reduction
These formulas are based on a linear progression with each iteration.