The PLEX-F features a "Deflationary Strategy" based on two complementary burn mechanisms. Every selling transaction triggers a dynamic fee calculation method (_getDynamicFee) that establishes the percentages for the “Deflation Fee”, “Delayed Burn Fee” and “Loyalty Rewards Fee”. The amount referring to the deflation fee is burned automatically during the transaction, thus reducing the token supply. The value referring to the delayed burn fee is stored in a special reserve fund (wicksellReserves) to be manually burned by the Treasury Analyst at a later chosen date.

Ideally, the Treasury Analyst should trigger the burn method (WicksellBurn) every 90 days so as to effectively burn the tokens stored in the "Wicksell Reserves" wallet, in order to make the token price more attractive.

Investors are also offered a method for manually burning their tokens (InvestorBurn), however this burning has no immediate effect on the token supply. In fact, when the investor activates this method, 20% of the amount informed goes to the "Loyalty Rewards" wallet and 80% is credited to the "Wicksell Reserves" wallet to be burned manually afterwards.

Altogether, those mechanisms generate a controlled scarcity that allows to maintain the value of the token at attractive levels and at the same time provides an additional opportunity for passive income. However, the execution of this strategy is limited to the total burning of 500,000,000 tokens, leaving the Total Supply around 1,000,000,000 tokens at the end of its implementation.

Lately, cryptocurrency investments have become almost as complex as stock investments, where countless stocks are available to confuse investors every day. And to make this saturated scenario even worse, it is clear that good part of these new assets are mere schemes for the quick and fraudulent get rich of their creators.

While it is important to remember that no investment is genuinely safe, it should be noted that cryptocurrencies in this regard present a large amount of financial risks that deserve to be carefully taken into account. So how can you decide to invest in PLEX-F?

First, try to imagine cryptocurrency investing as a long-term market game, where the biggest challenge is predicting the next chessboard setup. However, different from the game of chess, in this game there is no limitation on the number of players that can be almost simultaneously changing the configuration of the board, making the game somewhat unpredictable.

Thus, it is essential that the investor somehow has an analysis of the broad context or external environment in which the investment will produce and grow, in order to make the long-term result more predictable.

The message to be conveyed is that before investing in PLEX-F, the investor must understand a little more about Symplexia Labs' proposal as an innovation company and only after a perfect understanding of the proposed approach should the investor acquire the PLEX-F token, based on a realistic expectation of the chosen investment.

When in doubt, don't invest. But if you invest, rest assured that you will be helping to finance Innovative Projects, whose eventual economic success could generate significant profits for you. You will not just be investing in a cryptocurrency, you will be investing in an idea.

The PLEX-F platform incorporates a smartcontract management system (SCMS) that brings with it a complete hierarchy of roles and responsibilities to meet all the management needs of the main contract and its ancillary contracts.

Behind the scenes of SCMS are human agents that perform specific tasks, such as adjusting the basic parameters of the contract, performing preventive security actions, triggering methods of correcting the monetary fundamentals of the contract, and so on. Each role in SCMS has specific authorizations and defined responsibilities, following a task division strategy that guarantees greater security in the management of the most sensitive aspects of the platform.

SCMS includes the following roles:

Contract Manager: responsible for keeping track of every deadline, deliverable, and other obligations laid out in the contract and supervising the tasks performed by the Financial Controller.

Financial Controller: responsible for all financial aspects of the contract, focusing on its health, safety and stability; having under its supervision all the Treasury Analysts.

Compliance Auditor: responsible for auditing all aspects of the contract to verify its security and authorized operations. In particular, the compliance auditor will manage and review the event log and have no operational responsibilities.

Treasury Analyst: responsible for monitoring the daily events of the contract, adopting preventive and corrective procedures of a financial nature and triggering security alerts, when necessary, to higher levels.