Understanding Discounts and Premiums

When choosing the “Dynamic” price setting, you are able to add a discount or premium to your offer - Discounts & Premiums are not applicable (cannot be used) with the “Static” price setting because the price is fixed at whatever value you set.

By adding a Discount or Premium to an offer with “Dynamic” pricing, you are programming your offer so that when a buyer purchases it (or a portion of it) they will pay the US Dollar price (determined by a price data feed, IF supported) minus/plus the percentage you set in the Discount/Premium field.

Example: The price of MATIC is $1.00, you choose “Dynamic” price and apply a 10% discount. If the price of MATIC does not change between the time of offer creation and a buyer coming along, the buyer will pay $0.90 per MATIC (10% less than the market price of $1.00). If the price doesn change from $1.00 to $2.00 by the time your offer is purchased, the buyer will pay $1.80.

Consider using Discounts & Premiums in combination with Vesting and/or when your offer is for a substantial quantity of tokens.