Which price is the starting point?
The reserve uses its oracle reference when quoting a stock-token sale for BNB. A premium of 300 basis points means 3%: one basis point is one hundredth of a percentage point. Check the current setting alongside your quote.
The reserve contract exposes both the premium setting and the sale quote. That lets a supported stock-token holder compare the vault’s offer with other available sale routes.
Follow the calculation
Suppose the oracle values your stock tokens at 0.01 BNB and the quoted premium is 3%. Here is a hypothetical sale, using example fees rather than live estimates:
| Step | BNB |
|---|---|
| Oracle reference | 0.010000 |
| Quote with 3% premium | 0.010300 |
| Approval gas, if needed | −0.000005 |
| Swap gas | −0.000005 |
| Net sale proceeds | 0.010290 |
The calculation is 0.01 × 1.03, minus both transaction fees. If acquiring those tokens cost 0.010200 BNB in total, the difference is 0.000090 BNB. If your purchase cost was above 0.010290 BNB, this same sale would return less than you spent. The oracle premium alone does not settle that comparison.
What are the net proceeds?
A disconnected preview does not include gas estimates. After connecting, the desk estimates approval gas if needed; once approved, it can estimate the swap. Its cost comparison uses swap gas, so account for a separate approval fee yourself. If comparing a price in dollars, convert both amounts at the same BNB exchange rate.
Try it with your stock token
During accumulation, the reserve’s buying phase, each supported asset has a separate BNB budget. Open MAG7X’s stock-sale desk, select your supported token and enter a quantity. You can preview the BNB quote before connecting a wallet.
Check the asset’s buying capacity and minimum trade requirement alongside the quote. Once your amount fits, review the expected output, minimum received and fees to compare a sale on the same terms as your alternatives.