Agree we're on the same team. The term Velocity of Money technically applies to macroeconomics, but some principles still apply to turnover of money from production to sales revenues. With the monthly maximum manufacturing capacity for DECN products at 500K packages, there is no way $56M is needed up front to fund the entire rollout since sales will occur and provide additional funding for future manufacturing, marketing and distribution functions. Maybe "turnover of money" should be used to be more accurate.
Actually Zem, velocity of money in operations is a correct term if you are familiar with Western European operations accounting nomenclature. It denotes how fast money turns over in a dynamic environment. But no need to argue.