Where: CR = Cap Rate TP
= Transaction Price t = year t, during which the transaction occurs t +1 = year following year t
Not exact matches
3 Bitcoin in circulation: 16.8 million,
price in U.S. dollars: $ 9,962.32, https://coinmarketcap.com/; Implied U.S. dollar
transaction volume based only on
transaction demand: -LRB-(16.8 M Bitcoin × $ 9962.32 per Bitcoin) / (12Minutes × 6 blocks)-RRB- × 60 mins / hour
= $ 137 billion per hour.
For sales at the Smashwords.com retail store, (Sales
price minus
transaction fee) multiplied by.85
= proceeds to author / publisher.
Estimated proceeds are clearly presented during the publish process in a pie chart, and are calculated as follows: For sales at the Smashwords.com retail store, (Sales
price minus
transaction fee) multiplied by.85
= proceeds to author / publisher.
(Sale
price: 210,000 - Basis: 100,000
= Gain: 110,000 x Federal Cap Gains tax: 15 %
= Taxes due 16,500) The larger the
transactions and the more money and leveraging involved the greater tax burden of cashing out.
At the moment, Ethereum can handle about 13
transactions per second, which cuts in half to about 7
transactions per second for tokens (4.7 m gas limit, 21k avg gas
price for standard txn
= ~ 220 standard txns every block, current avg block time 17s
= 13 txns / sec, gas requirement roughly doubles for token
transactions).
Increasing sale
prices brought about by limited inventory brings another influence: The measure of
transactions + increasing registrant numbers
= The growth in «lead value».