RAM Price Analysis
The price formation mechanism of RAM price is very different from that of other assets. It can be said to be unique and has great research value and reference significance. First of all, the inverse mechanism of Bancor Protocol. This Price is abbreviated as P. It is actually obtained by dividing the increasingly large EOS numerator pool by the increasingly small remaining RAM denominator pool. This determines that the price fluctuation will be more drastic in the future. P=the number of EOS purchased/the number of remaining memory. Secondly, in the typical BTC, when you buy a BTC, it means that the other person loses a BTC but gets your money. When the price rises, the person who originally holds BTC actually loses money. This is a zero-sum game, and only one of you can make money. As for RAM, when you buy RAM, your money is not given to anyone else, but the system helps you save it. The system has no feelings and is not disturbed by any messy factors. He holds your money and never runs away. He does not consume, pick up girls, or buy villas. He does not read the news, nor is it a currency. He is not affected by policies. When you want to sell RAM and get your money back, he is always there ready to give it to you. This is the so-called no leakage, precise drip irrigation technology, and also the legendary human-computer interaction. Single-coin trading is unique in the currency circle. When the price rises, no one loses, this is the game of harmony. Let's look at the amount of funds required for price increases. When you want to buy BTC, people who hold BTC want to sell it to you, which will be a resistance to price increases. When you want to buy RAM, all those who hold RAM don't need to sell it to you. You buy it from the system, and the system is a security protection protocol. The more you buy, the system will increase the price according to the Bancor protocol and treat you as a hacker. This is why RAM rises faster and faster later, so you have to plan ahead to get on board. So, RAM is very exciting in the later stage. On the other hand, in the early stage of BTC, due to the low unit price, small funds can be doubled. In the later stage, the amount of funds required to double has become increasingly difficult. But RAM is just the opposite. The later it is, the less funds are needed to double. Isn't it strange?
