Some random speculations from Usual suggest that, based on current prices and release rates, the initial burning of $is greater than 0.15 of the capital value, which means that 1 million U requires more than 150000 U of $to redeem. It is better to directly quote the floor price, as the redeemer will not initially purchase $.According to the current release rate, 1 billion US dollars will be released in the first year. If they all choose to sell, maintaining the current price would require 600 million US dollars. It seems unlikely, so the current 0.6 is difficult to support.To redeem a product that is more cost-effective than the floor price, it must be around 0.2 USD and the release rate must slow down. Therefore, it is unlikely to come out in 2025. It is expected that only when the average is hit below 0.2 and the release rate reaches the second year, can it be discounted at a relatively low rate.But at a price above 0.3, according to the release rate in the first year, it is still considered a decent mining field.If there is surplus funds, USD0++is recommended to be invested at 0.9, and after one year of mining, it will be released through redeem and floor price. Normally, I will keep digging and selling until 0.2u, and then start hoarding below 0.2u. Wait for the person who needs to redeem to sell it, and if it remains at a low price, redeem it yourself.@usualmoney