[CCIP-043] Proposal for algorithmic pricing for AMAs based on unique viewers in last month and MOON price

This is a poll to try and determine a cost in MOONs for ticketing AMAs. We get a lot of organizations that come to us and request to do an AMA. I enjoy hosting folks and generally don't mind coordinating things, but it does require a significant amount of work. This proposal would add some cost in MOONs for them to appear on the sub, in a way that benefits existing MOON holders because the fee is burned by sending the MOONs here:

https://nova-explorer.arbitrum.io/address/0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD/token-transfers

Relevant Satoshi quote:

“Lost coins only make everyone else's coins worth slightly more. Think of it as a donation to everyone.”

You can see from the explorer link that we have already started charging folks 1000 or 2000 MOONs since we switched over to Arbitrum Nova, just kind of experimenting with the idea. We would like to try an algorithm that will adjust with both number of users on this sub and the price of MOONs rather than just selecting an arbitrary number like 2000 MOONs.

Here is the formula I am proposing:

Ticketed AMA Cost in MOONs = # of unique visitors the previous month) / (10000 * current price of MOONs)
*rounded up to the nearest 100

Here are the traffic stats for r/CryptoCurrency for the last 12 months:

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traffic stats by month

So, if someone came to us today we would use the number of unique visitors in Sept and a price of $0.106, the cost would be:

Ticketed AMA Cost = 1,898,643 / (10000 * 0.106) = 1,800 MOONs

This way if unique visitors increases while MOON price stays constant, the cost will go up in MOONs, but if MOON price appreciates significantly while users rise then they will offset each other in USD terms. Last December the cost would have been about 3,400 MOONs even though MOONs price was higher at about $0.15.

Do you support this approach for ticketing AMAs where r/CC is approached for an AMA or giveaway by someone?

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