Goldenrod Stocks

Goldenrod Stocks
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Initial Stock Price:
	- ln(x) * 10
	- x =
		- Handout: pointsEarnedFromHandout
		- Coin: pointProfitFromCoin
		- Yolocoin: pointProfitFromYolocoin
		- Goldenslots: pointsWonFromSlots

commandMultiplier = (1 + (ln(x) / 100))
Handout Rate of increase:
	- (avgHandout / 6.036328125) * commandMultiplier(avgNumHandoutsPer24Hours)

Coin Rate of increase:
	- (numPointsWon / numHeads * numPointsLost / numTails) (*/) commandMultiplier(avgNumCoinsPer24Hours)
	- (*/) is * if part of equation before (*/) is greater than 1, else (*/) is /.

Yolocoin Rate of increase:
	- same as coin rate of increase lol.

Goldenslots rate of increase:
	- (totalPointsWonFromSlots / (8273720 * totalNumSlotsAttempts / 918016)) * commandMultiplier(avgNumGoldenSlotsPer24Hours)
	- divisor of totalPointsWonFromSlots can be rewritten as:
		- totalNumSlotsAttempts / (5832 / 163) * 182 / 163 * (100 + 5 * 5832 / 163)

User Stocks rate of increase:
	- totalPointsAfterEachDay / (totalPointsAtStartOfDay + numHandoutsForDay * 6.036328125 + (182(sumOfAllSlotsJackpotsAtTheTimeOfEachGoldenslotsAttempt) + 5669(-5 * numSlotsAttemptsForDay)) / 5832 + numPointsWonFromContests) * commandMultiplier(numNonInfoCommandsExecutedForDay)) * commandMultiplier(numCommandsExecutedPerDay)

- Can short/long stocks
	- long = earn money when stock price goes up
	- short = earn money when stock price goes down

- Multiply each formula by the current stock price to get the new stock price
- Stock prices are updated every day.
- Todo: figure out if stock market is "frozen" if no stream is online with goldenrod.
- Can invest yourself as a stock (must have at least 100 points), price for investing is TBA
- User Stock crashes when the user's balance reaches 0, global stock crashes when stock price drops below 1.
	- Global stocks automatically re-open after crashing, but all users who had owned stocks lose them.
	- User Stocks do not re-open after crashing.
- Todo: figure out if should allow selling stocks to another user gives a boost for stock price.