The Documenting AMPL Library
  • The Documenting AMPL Library
    • Assets
      • Ampleforth (AMPL)
        • Unit of Account
        • Inflation Resistance
        • Network Ownership
      • SPOT Flatcoin
      • Staked AMPL (stAMPL)
      • Wrapped AMPL (wAMPL)
      • Forth Governance Token (FORTH)
    • Tranching
    • Rotation Vault
    • Trading and Strategies
      • AMPL Trading 101
        • Static Supply
        • Dynamic Supply
        • Game Theory
        • Rebase Cycles
          • Trading the Rebase
    • Case Studies
      • How to Capture Profits from the SPOT Rotation Vault
      • Analyzing Gains Captured by Vault Stakers During November 2023 AMPL Rebase Cycle
    • Articles
      • Quarterly Summaries
        • Q1 2023 Performance Summary
        • Q2 2023 Performance Summary
        • Q3 2023 Performance Summary
        • 2023 Annual Review
      • Flatcoins: The Next Frontier in Stablecoin Evolution
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AMPL Trading 101

As established in other sections, AMPL is a rebasing token.

This means that holders will experience profits/losses from both supply and price, rendering traditional trading strategies and indicators less effective.

The Ampleforth Protocol is persistently attempting to achieve equilibrium between AMPL’s price and supply to reach the price target of a CPI-adjusted 2019 USD.

Ampleforth is like an automated reserve bank where instead of manually manipulating monetary policy (i.e., US Fed printing money), the protocol algorithmically adjusts monetary policy, determining the exact supply changes necessary to maintain its inflation-resistant unit of account.

With this in mind, the Ampleforth Protocol can only ever be in two possible states:

  • The system is adjusting the supply

  • The system is not adjusting the supply

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