What is the underlying value of Profit Points?

Once the exchange is up, who do you anticipate wanting to buy Profit Points?  What value do they have that would make someone want to exchange Bitcoins for them?  Do you guarantee to always buy them at some minimum price?
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The underlying value of Profit Points is future profits of Open-Org.com. This is conceptually very similar to buying a stock in a company or actually having a dollar in your hand (even though we never think about it). The master himself, Warren Buffet, explains this here. The creation of Profit Points out of thin air is conceptually very similar to companies issuing stocks. When companies issue stocks, they usually create new stocks out of thin air, sell them to investors and get cash in return. The investors who did not buy any of the newly issued shares will own a smaller percentage of a company with more cash (higher value). This means that the value of an individual stock is usually practically unaffected by the issuing of new shares.

As for Profit Points we issue (create them out of thin air) new Profit Points in return for a bit of work. Assuming that the work that was done is for the benefit of Open-org.com, the work will lead to increased future profits. This means that the value of one Profit Point should increase over time if the new Profit Points that are issued lead to significantly more profits than what they cost. Of course, over time the holder of a Profit Point will get a smaller percentage of the profits, but if the profits will be higher, the amount of cash gotten for the Profit Point will increase over time. As they say, a large piece of a small cake might be smaller than a small piece of a large cake.

What will the future profits be?
No one can answer this. But the reason why I believe in Open-Org.com is because I believe that we can create an organization which will be superior to existing ones for the following reasons:

• Flatter hierarchy - The aim of Open-Org.com is to create a hierarchy, which is as flat as the one of the Stackoverflow "organization". They currently have 12 moderators to lead 1,1 million contributors. That's 91667 contributors per moderator, compare that to the usual 10-20 employees per leader in a traditional company. It is not only a reduction of unnecessary leaders, but leaders also block good ideas and initiatives from getting implemented, protect their "kingdoms", have incentives to work against other parts of the organization to gain a larger share of the resources etc.
• Better access to competence - A traditional company, who understands that they lack some competence (I have seen many, which do not understand this) will usually either hire new employees or consultants. Both of these options are very expensive if the task requiring the competence is small. With the transparency of Open-Org.com we will have an order of magnitude more eyes on the same problems per dollar spent. 
• Better contributors - The contributors will have a higher level of freedom than in a traditional company, we can work when we want, on what we want, and even work for a traditional company at the same time. Higher levels of freedom will attract better contributors.
• More and better feedback - The contributors will eventually be given feedback from each other (like on StackExchange) and not from a leader who maybe does not even know how to code. I believe that feedback is the single most important factor to motivate someone. Feedback should be fast, accurate, and mostly positive.
  
• Geographically distributed organization - Our contributors will come from the whole world, which makes it possible for us to access competence and opportunities, which only exist in relatively isolated places.

I expect our first profits to come from our Paid Question & Answer website, but I already have two specific ideas about other websites we could build. The criteria for the first services are that they should not take too long to develop, so we can start making a profit as soon as possible.

I believe that once a product starts making a small profit, the price of Profit Points will jump.

Buying guarantee
For a while in the beginning, I will buy Profit Points for a low price, this price will be increasing every day and is posted here. At some point I expect to stop making such a guarantee (though I will probably do it anyway). If I choose to stop this guarantee, I will notify all holders of Profit Points by email and on this forum, and give everyone at least two weeks to sell their Profit Points. I will stop my guarantee of buying Profit Points if the value of Profit Points not held my myself ever got close to our cash reserves. At the moment, our cash reserves are many orders of magnitude larger than the price of all Profit Points.