What is Crypto MMM?

Mathematics and Genius

Mathematics is an exact science, but its true power emerges only when numerical formulas are combined with real-world factors: power, politics, psychology, and emotions. A typical mathematician often ignores these “trivial” influences, focusing solely on abstractions, whereas a genius considers the full spectrum of external forces. By applying this comprehensive approach to financial systems, Mavrodi developed more than just equations—he designed a mechanism that functions under real economic conditions, free from the whims of centralized authority.

The Pyramid of Global Finance vs. Bitcoin’s Decentralization

What we commonly call “the world financial system” is essentially another pyramid scheme, serving the interests of a select few. Funds flow toward those who issue “sweet wrappers”—national currencies printed at will by central banks. In contrast, Bitcoin works for the welfare of all its users: emission and governance are transparent, and centralized power is eliminated. That is why no political or economic heavyweight can break Bitcoin—every coin is distributed among millions of wallets, and the source code is open-source.

Transparency and Anonymity

In Internet banking, users entrust their data to banks, revealing not only transfer amounts but also personal information. The Bitcoin network flips this model: all transactions are recorded on a public blockchain—time and amount are visible, but sender and recipient identities remain hidden. This structure guarantees full control over one’s funds and confidentiality, which are invaluable in an age of pervasive surveillance.

Limited Supply and Reliability

Bitcoin’s supply grows according to a strict mathematical schedule that mimics the rate of gold mining—and will never exceed 21 million coins. The impossibility of arbitrary “printing” protects the network from inflation, making this cryptocurrency even more stable than gold. Today, over 80 percent of all bitcoins are already in circulation, creating scarcity and driving up value.

Mining: The Heart of the Network

Mining is the process of using computers to solve cryptographic puzzles and find the correct “hash.” When a miner succeeds, they earn a reward in newly minted coins, and the hash itself forms a block containing approved transactions. Once the last coin is mined, miners will no longer receive new bitcoins—but hash computations will remain essential for validating transactions. Without them, the network cannot function. As transaction volume grows, so does the demand for mining, ensuring the system’s resilience.

Economics of Mining, Supply and Demand

In any economy, high demand drives increased supply. In cryptocurrency networks, that means more computing power is deployed to process transactions. Specialized companies and large-scale mining farms emerge to handle the load, offering an organic market-driven mechanism that guarantees Bitcoin’s scalability and reliability—without any central authority.

Anonymity as a Driver of Popularity

“Bitcoin’s popularity stems from its anonymity,” Mavrodi observed. In a world where governments and agencies justify surveillance in the name of counterterrorism or cybersecurity, the ability to transact financially without revealing one’s identity feels like a breath of fresh air.

Bitcoin vs. Stocks: Speculation Without Underlying Assets

Stocks are tied to the performance of issuing companies: any corporate event immediately affects share price. Bitcoin, however, is free from any “parent company” and is not backed by dividends or physical assets. It is a purely speculative instrument, yet one capable of delivering returns far beyond what any corporation—even Google—could guarantee. Bitcoin has already demonstrated gains of 100× in a single month, something unheard of in traditional equity markets.

Quantity Theory of Money and “Cross-Mathematics”

To understand any currency’s exchange rate, economists use the classic formula:

Value of Money = Y/(V×M)

• Y: total transaction volume over a period
• V: velocity of money
• M money supply

Crypto MMM applies a modified “cross-mathematics” formula:

M = S×Y/V

• S: adaptation coefficient to turnover
• Y and V as above

As the number of participants (Y) and circulating coins (M) increase, the cryptocurrency’s value inevitably rises.

How Crypto MMM Works

1. Total donations;
2. Number of active participants;
3. Volume of coins circulating within the system.
4. A fair distribution algorithm then allows participants to multiply their holdings.

Reward Structure

• Base Bonus: + 10% of your donation. Distributed automatically one day later—if you donate on the 15th, you receive your principal plus 10 % back on the 17th, ready for reinvestment.
• Referral Bonuses: 5% (Level 1), 3% (Level 2), 1% (Level 3);

A total of 9 % of every donation is allocated for referral rewards, paid the day after the referred member’s donation.