Thread by @hodler_safemoon

@ramionx1 's response to my post got me thinking. What is the balancing point for which #SafeVault benefits the #SafeMoon ecosystem.

This is an answerable question, but it requires some background.

https://twitter.com/ramionx1/status/1426341483964104705?s=20

In the past, the choices were:
Safemoon
Not Safemoon

SafeVault introduced a third option:
Kinda Safemoon

So, how are these concepts related mathematically.

Let's take $1,000. If you planned to invest in crypto, you might divide like so:
$500 -> Safemoon
$500 -> Other

OR
$100 -> Safemoon
$900 -> Other

Now, let's introduce SafeVault. Scenario 1 might look like this:
$250 -> Safemoon
$250 -> SafeVault
$500 -> Other

Scenario 2 might look like this:
$100 -> Safemoon
$100 -> SafeVault
$800 -> Other

The impact of SafeVault is therefore ambiguous.

However, we can quantify a few things.

We know that for every dollar that cycles through Safemoon, $0.05 is reflected.

We know that for every dollar that cycles through SafeVault, $0.011 is reflected.

For every dollar spent on other, we get no reflections.

Here's the crux of the matter. Every dollar SafeVault pulls from Safemoon diminishes reflections on that dollar by 78%. However, for every dollar SafeVault pulls from Other increases reflections by 22% of their potential value in Safemoon.

Now, we will never know just how much of SafeVault's volume would have gone to Safemoon or Other, but we can say with certainty that, in order to claim it "helps" Safemoon, the dollars pulled from Other need to be 3.55x that of dollars pulled from Safemoon.

78/22 = 3.55

So, if SafeVault has volume around $1M, $780k worth would need to come from outside the Safemoon ecosystem to uphold their claim that SafeVault helps Safemoon.

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