Suggested wording for public use.
QTC’s proposed launch asking price is US$10 per coin. This is a commercial starting price; actual trading prices will depend on willing buyers, sellers and available liquidity.
Our proposed pricing framework would report asking prices, completed trading prices and forward scenarios separately. It would disclose circulating supply, mining-cost assumptions, genuine network usage and the quantity available at each executable buy or sell quote.
Forward curves illustrate selected growth assumptions. They do not establish that those assumptions will occur. A 20× annual scenario is a hypothetical outcome, not a promised return.
The asking-price rule includes a network-work factor: when sustained mining work on the QTC network rises, the asking price rises by a published elasticity, and when work falls the asking price falls. This is a quoting rule we have chosen and disclosed. It is not evidence of demand and does not set a floor under the market price.
As evidence becomes available, independent trading activity, network performance and funded liquidity would inform pricing reviews. Prices may rise, remain unchanged or fall. Any purchase offer from the desk would specify its price, available quantity, expiry and fees.