💪Minimum Selling Price

Introducing SALTZ: Revolutionizing Crypto with Guaranteed Minimum Selling Price

SALTZ is a pioneer and One-of-its-kind token to introduce Minimum Selling Price no matter how volatile the crypto market is. Our team have worked for over months in building this token and creating a formula that would deliver our users exactly what we promise - 'an assured Minimum Selling Price'. The Minimum Selling Price (MSP) is an innovative approach by SALTZ to ensure that its token maintains a baseline value, regardless of market fluctuations. The MSP is determined by adding the initial value locked in the project to the value of tokens burnt, then dividing by the total tokens available after subtracting those that have been burnt. This process guarantees a minimum price for sellers, offering a safety net against extreme price drops.

The formula of Minimum Selling Price is as follows;

MSP = Initial Locked Value + Burnt (ETH) / Initial token - Total Burnt

Let's break down the concept of the Minimum Selling Price (MSP) for SALTZ using hypothetical figures.

Given:

• Initial Locked Value = $200,000

• Burnt (ETH) = $50,000

• Initial Token = 1,000,000 SALTZ

• Total Burnt = 200,000 SALTZ

Using the formula: MSP = (Initial Locked Value + Burnt (ETH)) / (Initial Token - Total Burnt)

Plug in the numbers:

MSP = ($200,000 + $50,000) / (1,000,000 SALTZ - 200,000 SALTZ)

MSP = $250,000 / 800,000 SALTZ

MSP = $0.3125 per SALTZ

Thus, based on our example, the Minimum Selling Price of SALTZ would be $0.3125.

To find out the Initial Value of SALTZ Token without considering the burnt tokens, we would use a basic formula that divides the Initial Locked Value by the Initial Token supply.

Here's the calculation with the given figures:

Initial Value of SALTZ Token = Initial Locked Value / Initial Token Initial Value of SALTZ Token = $200,000 / 1,000,000 SALTZ Initial Value of SALTZ Token = $0.20 per SALTZ

So, before any tokens are burnt, the Initial Value of a SALTZ token would be $0.20.

(Attach Chart showing MSP and Initial Value)