Let's say the price right now is $2.50. At a market cap of $216M. To reach a market cap of $1B at the same price per AMPL, at a rebase of 15% would require 11 days of the same rebase. Tether's market cap around $9B would require 27 rebases.
If the price of AMPL stays at least $2.50 it can only do so at max 11 days ($1B MCAP) or 27 days ($9B MCAP).
nigga just buy it and swing trade it. no-swingies get the rope math ass nigga
Ayden Turner
Well, if we look at it from another point of view, at 500M mcap it would take 72 days at 1% rebase (1.10) to reach 1B. Stop thinking of 3 days gains, and look a couple months in the future.
Joseph Stewart
How do you swing it properly? I'm new to this so help me learn the ways of a swinger.
Sebastian Stewart
they give you a guideline for "fast traders" in the red book that's been working pretty well for me
Hunter Garcia
Wait wait wait. You actually think that can't happen?
You must be a newfag. You weren't around for 500x runs like NEO or 100x runs like NANO were you... Unimaginable things are possible.
but from my understanding is that ... right after the rebase (after the supply has been changed) there is a SMALL window (like 10mins) where the price has not followed the supply change. so before rebase AMPL $2 with 10mill supply. In this window after supply adjustments - AMPL =$2 but supply is 15 Million. So you have a small window to sell and buy back lower. but your competing with whales and its damn near impossible - atleast on uniswap.
Parker Bell
As I said, the $2.50 isn't sustainable, it drops to $1.10 in your scenario. I have like 3000 AMPL btw, not tying to FUD.
Luke Powell
>there is a SMALL window (like 10mins) It was near instant last night
Mason Collins
safe bet for a noob is to swing it right before the rebase tonight. I almost decided to swing yesterday after the dip only because originally I was gonna swing but I missed the rebase and didn't sell soon after. I held instead and will be swinging this time.
This. Read it and decide tonight if you're in profit. Remember to always buy the dip.