I have sent an email to you regarding the translation job and hope to get a reply from you.I like the idea behind a deflationary currency because the price never goes down if the tokens are destroyed ,but i would like to know what is the process and how does the audit takes place and what determines the value to be destroyed,i am not used to a currency with a negative inflation and so is the reason i do have these doubts.
Let me give you an example. Let's say Quantum project collects 100 BTC in the presale (and the price of bitcoin is $1000). In that case 2,000,000 QAU ($0.05 per QAU) are issued to the presale investors.
Quantum project then deploys those 100 bitcoins to the market, engaging in lending, arbitraging and market making on different crypto currencies. These activities generate 1 BTC profit after a month of activities.
This 1 BTC generated during the month is then used to buy back QAU on the exchange that has the lowest price available. Let's again assume, the price of QAU after one month is still equivalent to $0.05 on the market and that bitcoin is still sitting at $1000.
That means we buy back 20,000 QAU and send them to the black hole address. The black hole address will be stated on our website and could be audited using any blockexplorer available on the internet.
After all that we are left with 1,980,000 QAU in circulation (2,000,000 issued - 20,000 destroyed). This process is then repeated on a monthly basis and slowly destroys Quantums over time.