Andresleo47
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Hello dear community,
I am trying to do a Multi-level crypto platform in Excel. It doesn't need any Macros, just a template. I am trying it, but I am not getting the right things.
I was wondering if you could help me with a hint or a clue. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
A platform where a user deposits 20% of the desired amount and gets 100% of the desired amount back.
Example) A user wants to receive 100$.
(1) The platform allows users to purchase and deposit coins equal to 20% of the desired amount.
(2) After a certain period of time (about 20~30 days), the platform provides 100% of the desired amount.
(3) For example, coins worth 20% of 100$ are deposited for 30 days after purchase.
(4) After 30 days, the operator sends you 100$ worth of coins.
(5) At this time, 80$ will be replaced by other users' purchases.
(6) For example, if 4 people buy 20$ worth of coins, you get 80$.
(7) If a large number of people buy coins with 80$, we give 100$ to the original buyer.
And the cogs keep turning.
This is a pyramid scheme, and the lowest investor may not be able to recover their principal.
The price of the coin is fluid.
The initial price of the coin is 0.1$ per unit.
When there are buyers, the price will rise slightly.
But if a user who received 100$ worth of coins sells them, the price will drop.
I am trying to do a Multi-level crypto platform in Excel. It doesn't need any Macros, just a template. I am trying it, but I am not getting the right things.
I was wondering if you could help me with a hint or a clue. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
A platform where a user deposits 20% of the desired amount and gets 100% of the desired amount back.
Example) A user wants to receive 100$.
(1) The platform allows users to purchase and deposit coins equal to 20% of the desired amount.
(2) After a certain period of time (about 20~30 days), the platform provides 100% of the desired amount.
(3) For example, coins worth 20% of 100$ are deposited for 30 days after purchase.
(4) After 30 days, the operator sends you 100$ worth of coins.
(5) At this time, 80$ will be replaced by other users' purchases.
(6) For example, if 4 people buy 20$ worth of coins, you get 80$.
(7) If a large number of people buy coins with 80$, we give 100$ to the original buyer.
And the cogs keep turning.
This is a pyramid scheme, and the lowest investor may not be able to recover their principal.
The price of the coin is fluid.
The initial price of the coin is 0.1$ per unit.
When there are buyers, the price will rise slightly.
But if a user who received 100$ worth of coins sells them, the price will drop.