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UpClause is a decentralized cryptocurrency with a unique system where the price always rises and never falls. Unlike most cryptocurrencies, whose prices fluctuate due to supply, demand, or external factors, UPC's price increases automatically with each transaction (buy or sell). This means that UPC’s value is entirely determined by the transactions performed, and it cannot decrease. The system is designed to be fully autonomous without human intervention, ensuring constant price growth.
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The price of UPC increases when a buy or sell order is placed, not when the transaction is completed. This means that as soon as a user issues an order, the system immediately adjusts the price, regardless of whether the transaction is fully processed or not.
The price increment follows this formula:
The formula used to calculate how many UPC a user will receive when they issue a buy order is an integral that considers the price change for every fraction of USDT spent:
Similarly, when a user sells UPC, the amount of USDT they receive is calculated by:
UpClause operates through a decentralized UPC Bank, which serves as the only counterpart for buy and sell transactions. If the UPC Bank has enough liquidity, transactions are processed immediately. If not, the order is placed in a waiting queue.
If the bank does not have enough liquidity to cover a sale of UPC, the system offers the user two options:
There are three possible order statuses:
When an order reaches the "Available" status, the user can:
This system is designed to be fully autonomous and decentralized, operating without human intervention. All order handling, price calculation, and liquidity management are done by smart contracts, ensuring transparency, decentralization, and trust in the system.
UpClause (UPC) is a cryptocurrency designed to solve one of the most common problems in the financial world: devaluation. The core principle behind UpClause is that its value can only increase with every transaction, whether buying or selling. The cryptocurrency introduces a tiered model that adjusts the token price whenever a quantity of UPC is transacted, ensuring its value always rises.
Aims to offer investors a secure long-term investment where there is no possibility of the token value decreasing. However, as a trade-off, the system could face liquidity limitations, which may lead to prolonged transaction waiting times, especially when there are few buyers or sellers available.
Purchases and sales of UPC can only be made on the Ethereum network. It is not allowed to trade UPC on other networks or exchanges. The UpClause system is 100% decentralized because it operates exclusively on the Ethereum blockchain. Unlike centralized exchanges, which face risks like disappearance or bankruptcy and can be audited by governments, UPC has a restriction that prevents it from being bought or sold outside the smart contract. Bitcoin's aim is to be decentralized, transparent, and independent of any nation, but BTC is subject to speculation and supply-demand forces. UpClause solves this problem by guaranteeing its price will only increase, making it attractive for BTC holders to migrate their capital to UpClause.
All UPC transactions must use USDT as the base currency, and it is not permitted to exchange UPC for any other cryptocurrency or asset. This stablecoin was chosen because USD is still the most accepted currency globally. Using ETH or another type of currency to acquire UPC would contradict one of UPC's main goals: speculation. The value of USDT is only affected by the inevitable annual inflation and devaluation of the USD, but the value growth of UpClause is superior to this.
There is a special wallet within the smart contract called the UPC Bank, which holds two main balances. One balance is for UPC tokens available for sale, and the other is for USDT available for purchasing UPC. These balances are designed to ensure transparency within the system, and both the UPC and USDT balances can be checked by users at any time. Additionally, the UPC Bank helps provide a bit more liquidity to the market, allowing smoother transactions when there are no immediate buyers or sellers available.
The USDT used to buy UPC must come exclusively from the current smart contract, ensuring centralized control over transactions. This helps maintain price stability and growth according to the tiered model implemented. To ensure equal opportunities and fair rules for everyone, transactions are kept within a controlled environment. UPC coins can only be sold and have value within the smart contract. When someone buys, they do so from a seller, and if there are no sellers available in the sell order list, the UPC bank sells to the buyer. When someone sells, they do so to a buyer, and if there are no buyers available, the UPC bank will buy the UPC if it has sufficient USDT available. If the UPC bank does not have enough USDT, the seller's order will remain in the list of sell orders until a buyer appears.
When someone places a buy or sell order, they are added to a waiting list. If the buy order is next in line and there are sell orders available, a partial or full transaction is processed until one party is completely satisfied. For example, if the next buy order in line is for 100 UPC and the first sell order is for 80.5 UPC, the buyer will acquire the 80.5 UPC from the seller, and the remaining 19.5 UPC will be acquired from the next sell orders until the full buy order is fulfilled.
You will see in green the contract and amount of the completed transaction in the buy order list, red for completed sell orders, and white for pending buy or sell orders waiting to be processed.
The core of the system is a smart contract deployed on the Ethereum (ETH) network. Being decentralized, it does not rely on the existence of a website like this for its operation, ensuring its permanence as long as the blockchain exists. Anyone can interact with the contract through different interfaces, such as Etherscan, wallets like MetaMask, or any other website that interacts with the Ethereum blockchain.
The UpClause smart contract is immutable, meaning it cannot be altered or modified in any way once deployed—not even by the founders. It cannot be deleted or shut down, ensuring that it will always be available and accessible through the Ethereum network. This guarantees the transparency and security of the system, as the rules and logic embedded in the contract will remain unchanged for the lifetime of Ethereum blockchain.
Every time someone buys or sells UPC, the token price increases slightly, generating a system of constant value appreciation. The price increase is based on a mathematical formula that ensures continuous but controlled growth, adjusted according to the size of the transaction.
Buy orders can be placed at any time and for any amount, but only one sell transaction can be made per contract every 22 hours, regardless of the amount.
The UPC value is adjusted after each order issued, whether buy or sell. The general formula followed by the system is as follows:
The increase is based on the amount of UPCs in an order placed and not a completed transaction. For the purposes of this system, every order placed whether to buy or sell, whether for a full UPC or a fraction of it, will result in an increase in price.
If someone buys 1 UPC at the initial price of 100 USDT, the new price after the purchase will increase slightly, according to the formula. Let's say the increase is small, and the next UPC costs 100.0001 USDT. If they then sell that same UPC, the price will increase again due to the transaction, and the new price will be approximately 100.0002 USDT. This hypothetical assumes no other transactions were made in between. However, since many transactions are likely happening simultaneously, the price could rise faster depending on the number of orders in the system.
If the price of UPC rises to 1,000,000 USDT per UPC, and someone buys 0.1 UPC, the price will immediately increase to approximately 1,000,000.0001 USDT. After selling that same 0.1 UPC, the new price will be around 1,000,000.0002 USDT, reflecting the increment due to the sale transaction. These changes are small for fractional UPC purchases, but they compound over time.
Holding UPC for several years, assuming millions of transactions occur, could cause its price to rise significantly. For example, after 10 million transactions, even with small incremental price changes per transaction, the price of UPC could reach several billion USDT. This compounding growth would reward those who hold UPC in the long term.
Person A and Person B both start with 10,000 USDT and buy UPC.
It is impossible for both to receive the same amount of UPC because the price increases slightly with every transaction. But for the sake of this example, let’s assume they both received the same amount of UPC.
Person A sets up a bot to repeatedly buy and sell UPC for 10,000 USDT. Each time they complete a buy-and-sell transaction, the price increases slightly due to the transaction activity.
Person B, on the other hand, holds onto their UPC and makes no trades.
After 10 transactions, the results are:
This demonstrates that while trading can generate small gains, simply holding UPC tends to be more beneficial in the long term, as the increasing price due to others' transactions raises the value of held UPC over time.
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