How Selling USDO Promotes Price Growth

Many of us are used to coins’ value going off a cliff when holders massively dump the coins, no one wants to be the last person holding onto a coin that everyone else is selling out of as with each seller, the value of the coin will continue dropping. USDO is built to be different.
Example 1: No one sells out USDO
Starts off with 4 BUSD and 4 USDO
Collateral = 4 BUSD
USDO circulating supply = 4
The current rate is 1 BUSD per 1 USDO
No one bought or sold any USDO
Collateral = 4 BUSD
USDO circulating supply = 4
The current rate is 1 BUSD per 1 USDO
We add in 4 BUSD from MiaSwap's transaction fees
Collateral = 8 BUSD
USDO circulating supply = 4
The current rate is 2 BUSD per 1 USDO
Example 2: A user sells out 75% of the total supply
Starts off with 4 BUSD and 4 USDO
Collateral = 4 BUSD
USDO circulating supply = 4
The current rate is 1 BUSD per 1 USDO
A user now sells out 75% of the supply, burning 3 USDO and taking out 3 BUSD from the collateral
Collateral = 1 BUSD
USDO circulating supply = 1
The current rate is 1 BUSD per 1 USDO
As we can see, there’s no change in the value of USDO.
We add in 4 BUSD from our MiaSwap's transaction fees same as example 1
Collateral = 5 BUSD
USDO circulating supply = 1
The current rate is 5 BUSD per 1 USDO
Due to the lowered circulating supply, each BUSD added to the collateral gives the remaining USDO more value.
Comparison
In this sense, USDO is a little better compared to other normal cryptocurrencies. 
The more users sell out USDO, the more valuable each remaining USDO becomes.
The value of USDO can be maintained right down to the last holder.

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