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here are several Fan Token auction scenarios as you are planning your bids dyor https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1T0Dz2_HZaEteBB7ZzrVtpVurvGS-CTY4gtMoXeALi58/edit?gid=0#gid=0 and a guide to how Fan Token auctions work https://build.moxie.xyz/the-moxie-protocol/simple-guide-to-fan-token-auctions
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@commstark
anyway we can see the equation for I27/I28? only cells that matter and they are hard coded lol
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It's 800/30 = 26.6666
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@commstark
sorry low iq here how did the equation know to just use those rows and ignore the first to rows?
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https://warpcast.com/betashop.eth/0xff3bf5e5
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I'll be including this on my explanation frame too. The clearing price would be 20 Moxie each since the last token will be bought by B according to bidding. But if the price is 20 moxie each, D can buy 25 and there's 5 more left which C can buy. But since, we are maximizing profits and no leftovers (but without overpaying) we take into account both C and D's budget. Thus, (500+300)/30
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