/biz/ - Business & Finance

BZB is pegged to the total daily volume of posts on /biz/, and rebases accordingly (so far only positive rebases). Holding BZB gives a sort of synthetic "ownership" of all volume on /biz/. If someone owns 1% of all BZB, they "own" 1% of posts on /biz/. Since this usecase considers percent ownership of a forum (or network), the rebase mechanism fits perfectly for this purpose. After a rebase, all holders own the same share of the network they did before the rebase. The network is simply divided into a new number of shares. Now, what is the incentive to hold? How does this product and its rebase mechanism deliver yield?

Lets assume the scenario of a stable marketcap from rebase to rebase. A positive rebase occurs when the volume of posts on the forum is higher than it was previously. On a positive rebase, the marketcap will temporarily increase by X fold to account for the new supply, which is then sold on the open market to bring the marketcap back to its original value. When new supply is sold, it is taxed for 1% and distributed to holders. This means that rebase to rebase, assuming a stable marketcap, holders are profitting from the calculated growth of volume on the forum. If the volume of interaction on /biz/ remains constant, then yield is recieved simply from taxing transactions and traders. BZB holders therefore profit from the constant activity and growth of /biz/. It would make sense for those who are active on /biz/ to hold BZB as their thoughtful discussions and activity influences the occurence of a positive rebase and transaction yields which they can profit from (via tax fees).

BZB is pegged to the total daily volume of posts on /biz/, and rebases accordingly (so far only positive rebases). Holding BZB gives a sort of synthetic "ownership" of all volume on /biz/. If someone owns 1% of all BZB, they "own" 1% of posts on /biz/. Since this usecase considers percent ownership of a forum (or network), the rebase mechanism fits perfectly for this purpose. After a rebase, all holders own the same share of the network they did before the rebase. The network is simply divided into a new number of shares. Now, what is the incentive to hold? How does this product and its rebase mechanism deliver yield?

Lets assume the scenario of a stable marketcap from rebase to rebase. A positive rebase occurs when the volume of posts on the forum is higher than it was previously. On a positive rebase, the marketcap will temporarily increase by X fold to account for the new supply, which is then sold on the open market to bring the marketcap back to its original value. When new supply is sold, it is taxed for 1% and distributed to holders. This means that rebase to rebase, assuming a stable marketcap, holders are profitting from the calculated growth of volume on the forum. If the volume of interaction on /biz/ remains constant, then yield is recieved simply from taxing transactions and traders. BZB holders therefore profit from the constant activity and growth of /biz/. It would make sense for those who are active on /biz/ to hold BZB as their thoughtful discussions and activity influences the occurence of a positive rebase and transaction yields which they can profit from (via tax fees).

BZB is pegged to the total daily volume of posts on /biz/, and rebases accordingly (so far only positive rebases). Holding BZB gives a sort of synthetic "ownership" of all volume on /biz/. If someone owns 1% of all BZB, they "own" 1% of posts on /biz/. Since this usecase considers percent ownership of a forum (or network), the rebase mechanism fits perfectly for this purpose. After a rebase, all holders own the same share of the network they did before the rebase. The network is simply divided into a new number of shares. Now, what is the incentive to hold? How does this product and its rebase mechanism deliver yield?

Lets assume the scenario of a stable marketcap from rebase to rebase. A positive rebase occurs when the volume of posts on the forum is higher than it was previously. On a positive rebase, the marketcap will temporarily increase by X fold to account for the new supply, which is then sold on the open market to bring the marketcap back to its original value. When new supply is sold, it is taxed for 1% and distributed to holders. This means that rebase to rebase, assuming a stable marketcap, holders are profitting from the calculated growth of volume on the forum. If the volume of interaction on /biz/ remains constant, then yield is recieved simply from taxing transactions and traders. BZB holders therefore profit from the constant activity and growth of /biz/. It would make sense for those who are active on /biz/ to hold BZB as their thoughtful discussions and activity influences the occurence of a positive rebase and transaction yields which they can profit from (via tax fees).

BZB is pegged to the total daily volume of posts on /biz/, and rebases accordingly (so far only positive rebases). Holding BZB gives a sort of synthetic "ownership" of all volume on /biz/. If someone owns 1% of all BZB, they "own" 1% of posts on /biz/. Since this usecase considers percent ownership of a forum (or network), the rebase mechanism fits perfectly for this purpose. After a rebase, all holders own the same share of the network they did before the rebase. The network is simply divided into a new number of shares. Now, what is the incentive to hold? How does this product and its rebase mechanism deliver yield?

Lets assume the scenario of a stable marketcap from rebase to rebase. A positive rebase occurs when the volume of posts on the forum is higher than it was previously. On a positive rebase, the marketcap will temporarily increase by X fold to account for the new supply, which is then sold on the open market to bring the marketcap back to its original value. When new supply is sold, it is taxed for 1% and distributed to holders. This means that rebase to rebase, assuming a stable marketcap, holders are profitting from the calculated growth of volume on the forum. If the volume of interaction on /biz/ remains constant, then yield is recieved simply from taxing transactions and traders. BZB holders therefore profit from the constant activity and growth of /biz/. It would make sense for those who are active on /biz/ to hold BZB as their thoughtful discussions and activity influences the occurence of a positive rebase and transaction yields which they can profit from (via tax fees).

HENLO ONCE MORE.

another beautiful day here in /biz/rael. gentlemen I hope you're enjoying your gains. jannies suck our d's.
yesterday we had our biggest rebase yet, over 300%. Another rebase approaches, roughly 2 hours and 30 minutes from now.

>What is /biz/BASE?
/biz/BASE is an elastic supply token, with a price target of one hundred thousandth dollar multiplied by the number of daily posts on /biz/.
a snapshot is taken of the number of /biz/ posts made in the past 24 hours every day at 6pm UTC. if the count is 100,000, the supply is readjusted to target a price of $1, if there were 150,000 posts counted, the target price will accordingly be $1.50, and so on.

additionally /biz/BASE also pays out a 1% tax to all existing holders on every transaction and future uniswap purchase (somewhat like RFI).

>Who is /biz/BASE?
we have an experienced team about to begin an aggressive marketing campaign, but we still want people with potential to get emotionally involved with the token to get in before those who are just looking for a quick flip and don't care much for this community.

>Am I going to make it?
as of right now, an 0.5 ETH purchase buys you .5% of the total supply.
get modest a stack, keep collecting the taxes, and sell half to newfrens for 500 ETH in the 2025 bullrun.

seriously, get on board fren. this is not an opportunity that happens every day. take it.

telegram: t(dot)me/bizbasebzb
github repo: github.com/bizbase-development/bizbase
website: bizbase.org
uniswap: app.uniswap.org/#/swap?inputCurrency=0x90d938022690dd03bbc631ac6485d7aeabca787e
etherscan: etherscan.io/token/0x90d938022690dd03bbc631ac6485d7aeabca787e
medium: bizbase.medium.com
biz volume chart (6pm to 6pm, UTC): bizbase.org/bizvolume.html