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  • Executive Summary
  • Why Myosin
    • Our Mission & Values
    • How it Works
    • The Bigger Vision
  • Building Web3 Growth Tools
    • Myosin Ecosystem
    • Decentralizing Ad Servers
    • On-Chain Media Spend
    • Using Interactive Fraud Proofs to Detect Fraudulent Activity
    • Web3 Affiliate Network
    • IRL NFT Scavenger Hunts
    • On-Chain Reputation Score
  • $MYO Tokenomics
    • Overview
    • Revenue Streams
    • Demand and Supply
    • Treasury Holdings
    • Bonding Curve
    • Token Supply & Distribution
    • Staking Rewards
  • Token Utility
    • Membership & Governance
    • Access to Projects
    • Bounties
  • Governance & Regulations
    • Governance
    • Regulatory Hurdles Cleared
  • Conclusion
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  1. $MYO Tokenomics

Bonding Curve

Defining how $MYO appreciates over time

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Last updated 3 years ago

A defines the relationship between the price and token supply.

The lower the reserve ratio in a bonding curve, the higher the effect of each buy on the value of tokens. In a lower bonding curve, at a ~25% reserve ratio, each redeemed token increases the value of other tokens, due to limited supply and growing demand.

We have chosen to target a Reserve Ratio of 25% in order to best reward early backers and members of $MYO, who will be purchasing tokens at a lower initial price.

As demand for $MYO increases over time through the open markets and our own client services, and the planned $MYO distributions from the Community Treasury continue to decrease over time, the price of $MYO should increase exponentially.

Bonding Curve
There are many types of curves - we have chosen a quadratic bonding curve.