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# Price Defense Strategy

#### **Powerful Guidelines for Value Preservation: Target Price $0.50**

The **BANA Foundation** maintains a professional value management system around the clock to block market uncertainties that may arise after listing and to ensure a stable value formation of $0.50 or higher.

#### **1. Triple Value Stabilization System (Defense Mechanisms)**

| **System**      | **Operating Logic**                                      | **Expected Effect**                                       |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| Buy-back & Burn | Allocation of up to 90% of real-world profits            | Powerful value support through reduced circulating supply |
| 80:20 Split     | Assetization (HODL) of 20% of rewards                    | Minimizing sell pressure and long-term asset preservation |
| Market Making   | Professional order book management and liquidity control | Volatility mitigation and stable chart formation          |

#### **2. RWA-Backed Downward Support**

* **Real-Profit Based Buy-back:** Actual operating profits from hospitals and the 16 diversified sectors—rather than mere algorithms—form the downward price support for the token.
* **Increased Utility Value:** Discount benefits provided for real-life payments within the ecosystem create practical demand for the token, defending against downside risks.

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**BANA aims for a gradual and stable upward trajectory that reflects the fruits of the real economy, rather than one-time price pumps.**
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