Math Question (Unsolved)

Suppose a program called "365 ROI " from a company called ABC where by it pay's out a ROI of 365% MAX when you made a deposit into the program. 



PROGRAM STRUCTURE 

  1. It pays out 1% every single day until you get back 365% 
  2. it has a 5% rate if you choose to compound 
  3. it has a 20% rate if you choose to withdraw 



    Suppose you put $10,000 into the program and made 1% per day ($100) 

    MAX PAYOUT would be $36500



    The User Interface shown as below

    1 Reward 
  4. Claimed
  5. Max Payout 
  6. Deposit 



    If chosen to "Compound"
  7. Obviously MAX PAYOUT will increase by (MAX PAYOUT + reward * 3.65x)
  8. claimed means how much is has claim 



    If claimed = MAX PAYOUT means all done for the program 



    if chose to claim the reward instead of compound 

    Claimed will be increasing and MAX PAYOUT will remain the same. 




    P.S. you are allow to claim/compound every single minute. 



    Example of what I'm doing right now. 
  9. Deposit $10,000 in to the program
  10. Get $100 reward every single day 
  11. ( $25 - 5% Fee ) compound into $10,000 
  12. ( $75 - 20% Fee ) claimed for the reward 



    max payout =
  13. $36,500 + ($25 * 3.65) = $36591,
  14. 36591 + ( 25.06 * 3.65 ) = $36682 and so on 



    claimed =
  15. $75
  16. $75 + $75.17 = 150.17

    and so on… 



    my question impose would be, how much % do I need to compound and how much do I need to claim the reward % in order for me to keep the program running and have exponential gains. 



    Right now my strategies are whatever reward I get 25% compound and 75% claimed, this way my MAX PAYOUT kept increasing and I never get left out. But how can I change this to formula or chart whereby I can analyse more and use more optimal strategies 

     

Hi Charles,



I am not very sure of this. However, it seems like you are trying to optimise the performance. You can try the trial and error method here. You can plug in different values for compound and reward percentage and analyse the results.



Thanks!