This text describes the meaning of the Quantum2 statistics. These statistics are updated once per week, but are likely to remain the same for a longer period of time as explained below.
Value of land held
This is the number showing the land value currently held within the Quantum2 ecosystem. Each piece of land is entered according to a 3rd party valuation made before the land was added to the ecosystem. This represents the total value of those pieces of land added together.
For example, A$11,123,456 is eleven million, one hundred and twenty three thousand, four hundred and fifty six AUD.
Land Units sold will never be more than the total original value of land entered into the ecosystem.
Additionally, while the long term value of land increases over time, the number of Land Units allocated remains at the original valuation of the land when it was entered into the system. This means the ecosystem is inherently stable, conservative and value-positive, since land values increase, Land Unit values increase, but the number of Land Units sold always remains below the original value of land. Therefore the excess value of the ecosystem inherently and naturally increases over time.
Max Land Units for sale
This is the maximum number of Land Units which can be sold. It will always be less than the total value of land held in the ecosystem.
Value difference
This is the higher (excess) original value of land in the ecosystem compared to Land Units allocated for sale. Over time this may increase or decrease (see below), but it will always remain positive, meaning there is always excess value in the ecosystem from Day 1 when new land is bought and added.
Land Units ratio
This shows the ratio (excess) value of land held by the ecosystem compared to the Land Units allocated for sale. The value will always be greater than 100%, showing that the land value in the system is larger than Land Units sold. This means the ecosystem has a positive value balance.
Occasionally these values will change, for example when new land is bought and added to the system or when more Land Units are allocated for sale (which is always less than the total value of land held).
Land Units increase/year
This is the percentage increase in Land Units per year. It is a linear increase and always stable at 7.5%.
The graphic shows the increase in Land Unit value from the original date set as the start of the calculation, which was set at 1st January 2021. On January 1st 2021, the value was set at 1 Land Unit = 1 AUD. The value increases by 7.5% per year. The historical value increase illustrates the consistent increase in value over a longer period. The calculation is real, the dates are illustrative.
It is also possible to watch the daily value increase in any Land Units you have bought on the User Dashboard, column Land Units. Each daily increase in value is 7.5%/365.