GHBT Token Economics

Whitepaper v7 defines a deterministic +0.01855% daily price appreciation (~7% APY) backed by U.S. land reserves, reserve-ratio management, and a manual-to-automated market-making roadmap.

Live Price
Daily +0.01855%
Annualized Yield
7%
Price appreciation (compounded)
Reserve Ratio
35%
Initial α (adjustable via redemption/volatility)
Supply
21,000,000
Expandable per roadmap

Core Parameters

NameGood House Bond Token
SymbolGHBT
Decimals18
StandardERC-20 (compatible with BEP-20 / Polygon / Base)
Initial Price0.1 USDT
Daily Appreciation+0.01855% (≈ 7% APY)
Initial Supply21,000,000 (expandable per roadmap)
Reserve Ratio α35%
Market MakingPhase 1-2 manual, Phase 3 automated contracts

Price Model

P_t = P_0 × (1 + 0.0001855)^t      // t measured in days
Example: P_0 = 0.1 → P_365 ≈ 0.1 × 1.07 = 0.107 USDT

The price feed is deterministic. Manual oracle inputs (Phase 1-2) give way to automated controllers in Phase 3.

Price Growth Calculator

Use the whitepaper’s daily appreciation rate r = 0.0001855 (≈ 0.01855%) to estimate future price or redemption value. Results are theoretical; execution depends on actual market liquidity.

Modeled price Pₜ
1,070.05 USDT
Projected gain (Pₜ − P₀)
70.05 USDT
Implied APY ≈ (1+r)^{365} − 1
7.00%
* Modeled compounding example only; not a market quote nor a guaranteed return. See the investment disclosure whitepaper for risk terms.
Holding days tPrice Pₜ (P₀ = 0.1 USDT)Increase (Pₜ / P₀ − 1)
30 days0.100558 USDT0.56%
90 days0.101683 USDT1.68%
180 days0.103395 USDT3.40%
365 days0.107005 USDT7.00%
730 days0.114500 USDT14.50%
1825 days0.140285 USDT40.29%

Daily Operation Loop

  1. Project holds initial GHBT and continuously lists 100 GHBT sell orders on CEX/DEX venues.
  2. Price feed follows Pₜ = P₀ × (1 + 0.0001855)^t, ensuring a smooth appreciation curve.
  3. When orders fill, new listings keep on-chain supply available.
  4. Sell pressure is absorbed near the bid; reserve management maintains a controlled spread.
  5. Until automation, market-making actions are reported transparently.

U.S. Land Assets

Tax-sale acquisitions, appreciation, resale, and development cash flows anchor GHBT reserves.

Digital Asset Yield

BTC / ETH / USDT holdings plus cross-market arbitrage strategies.

Market-Making Spread

Roughly 0.00925% daily bid/ask differential during the manual phases.

Corporate Reserves

Balance-sheet appreciation of GOOD HOUSE LLC’s reserves.

Future Investments

Exposure to AI, UAV, robotics, and other new-economy ventures.

Development Phases

  • Phase 1 · PrototypeManual pricing, manual reserves, Excel disclosures to stabilise the curve and treasury.
  • Phase 2 · Semi-automationPython scripts handle price feeds and lock-up leaderboards, preparing land use-right NFT selection.
  • Phase 3 · Smart ContractsDeploy ERC-20 + NFT + automated market-making contracts with full audits and APIs.
  • Phase 4 · RWA IntegrationOn-chain deed proofs, NFT redemption flows, and offline land-to-token settlement.

Debt Characteristics

  • GHBT functions as an Algorithmic Zero-Coupon Perpetual Bond.
  • Yield is embedded in price appreciation, so no coupon distribution is required.
  • Selling GHBT redeems principal plus accrued interest; issuer maintains repayment responsibility.

Lockup & Land Use-Right NFTs

Lock GHBT until 2032-06-30 to join the snapshot ranking. Top 30 addresses select 2027-2031 land use-right NFTs (four lots retained by the company). The 2032-2036 issuance arrives in 2026/2027. Holding both phases for a single lot enables an offline title grant (fees borne by the recipient). Activating physical use requires signing the virtual-to-physical agreement, prepaying property tax, and transferring the NFT to the custody address.

Risk Disclosure

  • Market risk: prices can deviate from the theoretical curve based on supply/demand.
  • Legal risk: RWA / DeFi regulations may change across jurisdictions.
  • Technical risk: smart contracts and price feeds require continuous audits and monitoring.
  • Liquidity risk: thin order books may delay exits.
  • Asset risk: U.S. land valuations follow real-estate cycles.
  • Title risk: offline title transfer involves legal procedures and fees.

See the full investment disclosure whitepaper for additional risk statements. Investors should understand their jurisdiction’s regulatory requirements and the volatility of digital assets.