How munokami MK Coin Mirrors Bitcoin’s Market Behavior

🔗 1. Scarcity and Demand

Bitcoin:
If no one wants to sell Bitcoin, the price increases. Buyers must offer higher and higher bids to get BTC.

MK Coin (Open Pool):
If no player sells MK Coin, the Open Pool dries up. Buyers can’t access MK Coins at the base price anymore — this drives scarcity.

💎 2. Premium Access When Supply is Locked

Bitcoin:
When BTC is scarce, people pay huge premiums on thin order books or illiquid DEX pools.

MK Coin (Infinity Pool):
MK Coin buyers can still buy from the Infinity Pool, which always has supply — but at a higher premium, simulating what happens when BTC is in short supply.

💰 3. Market Cap Growth and Liquidity

Bitcoin:
As more buyers come in and hold, BTC’s market cap increases — without changing the supply.
HODLing creates price pressure upwards.

MK Coin:
You keep total supply fixed (deflationary with burns), so price and market cap can increase naturally as demand grows — just like BTC.
The Infinity Pool ensures there’s no hard ceiling on buying power.

🔒 4. Fair Trading Rules

You added:

• Buy limits per user per 24h
• 72h cooldown before selling
• Dynamic spread fees

These systems are equivalent to anti-bot, anti-manipulation, and slippage control systems in major exchanges — making your MK Coin exchange feel trustworthy, secure, and scalable.

🧠 Summary for Players

Just like Bitcoin, MK Coin becomes more valuable the more players hold. If no one sells, the price rises. But unlike traditional markets, you can always buy from the Infinity Pool — a special reserve with higher-priced coins. This ensures the game economy grows, rewards early holders, and mimics real crypto market dynamics.

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