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The post claims that even if the token goes to zero, the SOL in the reserve can still serve as the holders’ minimum support.
That’s exactly how it works.
Even if the token goes to zero, the SOL in the reserve is still there as the minimum backing for holders.
It hasn’t even been 12 hours, and your share of the reserve is already worth a minimum of 6 SOL.
Calling me an idiot while not understanding
The post claims that even if the token price goes to zero, the SOL in the reserve remains.
The post claims that the SOL in the reserve is the holders’ minimum support.
The post claims that, at the time of posting, the minimum value of the holders’ shares was 6 SOL。
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
This passage puts forward a reserve-backing claim: even if the token goes to zero, holders may still be entitled, according to their shares, to SOL corresponding to the reserve. However, the original text does not explain how the reserve can be verified, how shares are calculated, or how redemption works.
If the reserve and redemption rules genuinely exist, holders may have reserve rights distinct from the token’s market price; these key conditions have not yet been substantiated in the original text.
Do not interpret “minimum value 6 SOL” as a direct guarantee that 6 SOL can be recovered; the reserve balance, share rules, and redemption method still need to be confirmed.
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