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Dear all, I have submitted the attached paper to viXra. I hope that it is of interest to Dash community. Best regards, Pablo MPA http://vixra.org/abs/1909.0296 Abstract: This paper is concerned with the derivation of a consistent formal method to allow for estimating the economic value of...

Thank you @Nina Kvitka! I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

Thank you @demo!!

Yes, of course @demo. This is an updated chart of the fair value of Dash: As you can see, there has been a lot of negative speculation since the crash. When the speculative transactions are not biased on average, price tends to fair value. Before 2016, when everyone was saying "altcoins...

@demo It tells you the present price, not the future price ;) What is interesting is it does not use any market data at all for arriving to the present price.

Dear @xjones, I have read both your post (with its reference) and the basecoin whitepaper. First, I want to say that basecoin base does not use “the gold coin” as the instrument to stabilize the basecoin price. Basecoin issues and redeems bonds as a medium for expanding and contracting the...

Hi @sanjanasingh17 , The thread topic wasn't meant to be an open question. It is the title of the paper that explains it. You have it in the first post. I hope you find it useful ;)

Hello @stan.distortion, Exactly. Like the stocks in the stock market. They have an anchor, a fair value based on the company's free cash flows. That's why they don't move too far from it. People can calculate different fair values if they use different estimations on cash flows, and that is the...

Hello @bitcow, Sorry for the late answer. "Perpetual division" is indeed absolutely different from "perpetual emission". If for instance, the currency today were used ten times more than yesterday, to buy the same asset you'd just need one tenth of what you needed yesterday. Decimal places per...

Hello @bitcow, No, it isn't, because the minimum Dash unit can always be redefined to be lower. Currently it is 0.00000001. Money can always be divided and it doesn't loose its money condition after division. Apples, for instance, don't hold this property, so they are doomed to disappear if...

Exactly @TheSingleton . You've just said it perfectly right. The speculative transactions for fiat currencies dominate in the total transactions. And not only they dominate, but they are biased towards future success of cryptocurrencies. Nonetheless, many of the trades of one cryptocurrency for...

Also, @solarguy, in the case they were never created, they wouldn't be lost. The direct effect of never creating them is an increase in the price of the currency unit. It would be like saying that when the central bank authorities decide not to print money, they are destroying money.

Hello dashers :) I've been able to finish and publish the article that explains the Currencies Fair Value rational model I've been working on for so long. I've also dedicated a specific section to Dash in it. I hope you enjoy it. You may also download it in PDF format, the link is at the end of...

Hello @intertan. I am going to create a thread called "What is the fair value of a currency?" that may answer your question.

Also, saving non-spent budget is the best strategy at this time. It adds to the present value, because the creation of a bunch of currency units is postponed, and there is more certainty that when they'll be released, it'll be for a cause that will probably add yet more value. Of course, if the...