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To illustrate the possible impact on the price, let's assume some hypothetical numbers.
Initial Circulating Supply:
Usual has an initial circulating supply of 494,600,000 units.
Initial TVL:
Let's assume the initial TVL is 100,000,000 units locked.
Initial Price:
The initial price is $1 per unit of Usual.
Scenario of TVL Increase:
Let's assume the TVL increases to 300,000,000 units locked, reducing the circulating supply available for trading to:
Available Supply=494,600,000â300,000,000=194,600,000 units
Effect on Price:
If demand remains high or increases due to confidence and adoption, the price can rise significantly. Suppose new demand results in a price increase due to the reduced available supply.
If we consider that the reduction in supply could lead to a price multiplication, we could make some projections:
Conservative Scenario: The price could double to $2 per unit if demand doubles with the reduced supply.
Moderate Scenario: If demand triples due to high utility and confidence, the price could rise to $3 per unit.
Optimistic Scenario: In a scenario of extremely high demand, the price could quadruple or more, reaching $4 or more per unit.
General Projection:
Initial Price: $1 per unitInitial Circulating Supply: 494,600,000 unitsInitial TVL: 100,000,000 units
New Circulating Supply: 194,600,000 units (with a TVL of 300,000,000 units)
Price Projections (based on high demand):
Conservative: $2 per unit
Moderate: $3 per unit
Optimistic: $4 per unit or more