Reference Price Policy
How the GPX reference price is set, scheduled, and maintained. This document is not investment advice.
1. What is the Reference Price?
The GPX reference price is the administratively set baseline rate used for primary market transactions. At launch, the reference price is 1 GPX = 1 USD. It is not a market price, does not reflect GeoMarket activity, and is not guaranteed to hold its value. It serves as an internal accounting baseline only.
2. Price Schedule
GeoPixo may revise the reference price on a scheduled basis (e.g., quarterly). Each revision is announced at least 14 days in advance via in-app notification and email. Scheduled revisions are parametric — the rate, frequency, and direction are determined by the platform's governance framework and may change. Past schedules do not guarantee future schedules.
Important: Not an Investment Promise
A rising reference price schedule does not constitute a guaranteed return or profit. Users should not interpret any scheduled revision as a financial promise. GPX is a platform utility unit, not a financial instrument.
3. Override and Roll-back
In exceptional market or operational circumstances, GeoPixo administrators may override the scheduled reference price. All overrides are audit-logged and require dual-admin approval (4-eye principle). Historical reference prices remain accessible in the Price History log for user verification.
4. Governance and Transparency
All reference price changes are recorded immutably in the platform's price history ledger. The current and historical reference prices are publicly accessible in the Transparency Center. Users who disagree with a price revision may submit a formal query through the Support Center within 30 days of the revision effective date.
Acknowledgement
By participating in primary market purchases, you acknowledge that the reference price is an administrative figure set by the platform and is subject to change. This policy does not constitute financial or investment advice.