Set aside shares for each Series Infinity Rounds

I’m proposing a change to how Rounds distribute shares. The current pre-bid process would stay as it is, with X shares offered during pre-bid. The change is that when a Round resolves, an additional Y shares would be released to the open ice for anyone to trade. Y could equal X, or it could be a set portion of X; I’ve left that open for discussion below.

The problem

The recent Round has sold out, which shows that demand for these shares is strong. But once pre-bid closes, the market goes quiet. Holders have little reason to sell, so very few shares reach the open ice, and the people who missed pre-bid have almost nothing to buy.

As a result, prices are effectively fixed at the moment of the Round and barely move afterward. Price discovery stops, trading volume stays low, and what should be a live market works more like a pre-sale counter: you either got in at pre-bid or you’re locked out.

The proposal

Keep the pre-bid exactly as it is: X shares offered on the current terms. Then, at resolution, release Y additional shares to the open ice. This puts fresh supply in front of buyers who missed pre-bid, gives the market real activity from day one, and lets prices settle through actual trading rather than staying frozen at the pre-bid level.

Why this helps everyone

New participants get a fair way in without having to wait for a holder to sell. Existing holders benefit from a more liquid market, which makes their positions easier to value and easier to exit if they ever want to. Overall, the platform gets more trading, better price discovery, and a market that behaves like a market.

Addressing the obvious concern

Some holders may worry that extra shares will dilute their position or push prices down. Three points are worth making. First, the scale of Y can be tuned to limit that effect; a smaller Y relative to X keeps dilution modest. Second, a liquid market with real price discovery tends to support value better over time than a frozen one where nobody can buy or sell. Third, because the release happens at resolution and is announced in advance, pre-bid participants know exactly what they’re signing up for.