The ndau price curve is based on the S-curve that underpins conventional understanding of technological adoption. That price curve describes the rate at which new innovations are embraced by the population, and is segmented into stages of adoption including innovators, early adopters, late adopters, and laggards.
The ndau price curve was designed by the ndau collective at ndau’s inception. ndau’s monetary policy is structured to correct for deviations from this curve, in which the Market Price falls above or below the Next Issue Price at that particular stage of adoption