But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
What I think he's saying is that you buy UniPro for 1/2 of a sat then sell it at the exchanges for 1 sat which would actually give you 2x's profit.
Yes, that is absolutely correct.
That is not 100% correct. First think is the profit will be 1x not 2x ! the profit is 100% not 200% ! You can not include the initial investment as profit . For example if I to invest 0.005 BTC and managed to sell for 1 satoshi then my sell order will be 0.01 BTC which is 200%/2x but that is not includ my initial investment so the real profit will only be 0.005 BTC which is 100%/1x . Second thing is you claim the profit is guaranteed which is also not true, yes the minimum sell price in exchanges is 1 sat but that does not mean that there will be buy orders for that price, you can check yobit exchange and you will see how many coins with huge sell orders at 1 sat and no buyers, it can simply be the same case with this coin .
So to be more accurate , you should change profit to 100% and the profit is not guaranteed as you mentioned . Fix both please .
Sorry about 200%. You are absolutely correct on this - I made a mistake there. Now as for volume of demand that you're talking about - I agree partially. Using Yobit as an example is a bad example. Yobit generates most of it's volume from just couple of coins. We will try to increase the demand by growing the amount of exchanges in which we're in as mentioned previously. I have big doubts if the coin wouldn't have a demand at all on a bigger exchange such as HitBTC.com. Also, since the coin could also be used on the marketplace as a payment method, it would also be an option to use it there. And by selling this coin, we could increase the traffic / activity of the marketplace too.
