bps = price increase? Or is flow of data not increase price directly?
Market price is of course somewhat independent, but it creates a "soft peg". If the market price drops below the "index" price (DAG = an amount of data × the average value of data on the network) then you'd be able to arbitrage the difference by buying DAG beneath the cost of what it provides
So really this arbitrage won’t be like an instant pay out but eventually it’s inevitably gonna pay itself off and return back to peg. Is there any actual formula for this?
Market price is determined by an independent set of variables (liquidity, order flow, sentiment, etc.) so it's impossible to formulate without manipulating the market itself. The value of DAG on the network is, however, represented by math and is covered in the "Generative Economics" white paper published by Wyatt
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