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Floor Price Mechanism

Definition

A floor price mechanism refers to a programmed rule or strategy within a digital asset protocol or marketplace designed to establish a minimum value for a specific token or non-fungible token collection. This mechanism typically involves actions like burning tokens, buying back assets, or locking up collateral to create artificial scarcity or provide a redemption value. Its purpose is to prevent the asset’s price from dropping below a predetermined level. This helps to stabilize value and build holder confidence.