$TPAC I'm going to take a long shot as to how the MRVP could work in order to stabilize the price. First, what is a brokerage? An entity or vehicle that acts as representation for one or more parties and facilitates the buying/selling of securities. If the shares are diluted into the market to compensate for services rendered, or for expansion, the virtual brokerage could then use the 20% of funds set aside from loans etc to purchase the diluted shares as they hit the market, thus rendering at net-zero effect, valuation calculations not included. If they can scoop the shares, and also, as part of the company can see where thing are headed(and in what frame of time), it is possible that as those shares are purchased, a given number shares can be sold at higher prices, in order to put the original funds back in the reserve, all while keeping another number of shares accumulated and out of circulation for immediate sale. Hence, the funding set aside from loans gets put back in dollar-for-dollar, or in best case, with profit made from MRVP assisted trades.
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