Why is there a Daily Contribution Cap?
Since JNTR’s supply is driven by demand, the total amount of contributions must scale with liquidity in the market. Therefore, not only is the starting JNTR supply low but investments are capped at 150% of the previous day.
Example
On day 2, if the Auction receives $1,000 in investments, the contribution cap on the following auction day cannot exceed $1,500.
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