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February 21, 2018, 04:17:47 PM
Last edit: March 01, 2018, 12:56:37 AM by rartokens
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The fundamental

RAR Tokens theory of stability is one of a kind. It is a new concept of thinking for crypto-currency to attain its full potential and noble characteristic closer to people.

The basic concept of this theory is based on trust. This trust is in the form of value ratio between two or more parties involved.

For example you are in a community that uses barter system; an orange will be exchanged for two apples and vice versa. This trust of exchange can be expressed in ratio. One (1) orange is to two (2) apples or two (2) apples is to one (1) orange. This value ratio will always be constant in all the communities.

When money is introduced into the community in form of USD, the price will be set proportional to their value ratio. If apple is price at 1 USD, this will consequently price orange for 2 USD. Whatever price dictates (up or down) it should conform to the value ratio.

If you go to the other market and shops are selling orange for 3 USD. You know immediately that is not correct price because apple is worth 1 USD only. This notion of self-determination becomes intrinsic because of trust based on value ratio.

RAR Tokens theory of stability is driven by trust based on value ratio.


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Please read the white paper manifesto (link below) for the actual implementation of  RAR Tokens theory of stability.

Note: On the main website, There is 'Token Price Calculator' tool on how the tokens are priced at different given scenarios.


White Paper Manifesto : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yDrSfk5WxI_Gz5xT4F_wC-yzmcaM55gq/view

Web site: http://rartokens.com/





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