Still mooning

>still mooning

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>still a scam

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making stakers rich and those missing out baby back bitches.

when does the scam part start

Based

>still a retard

daily reminder that once Big Pay Day is over with, the only way to ever mint new HEX is through staking, which is 3.69% of total supply annually. ive never been more bullish on a crypto project than this. this is the first crypto that has actual utility outside of gambling

>which is 3.69% of total supply annually.
that's IF 100% of the market supply is staked. most subhumans will never stake which means that the staking master race will collect 15% or more.

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the 3.69% is static. it increases by that much every year no matter what. what changes is the percentage of that 3.69% that goes to stakers. it all gets put in a pool. the fewer stakers, the more your share of the pool. just like the AA.

and yes the pool is the chart you posted

It has been crabooning this entire time and I bought the top again. Fuck me.

So then it would make sense to fud this as a shitcoin to collect inflation while plebs stay unstaked and get dilluted.

STAKE will make HEX look like a virgin. Screenshot this

yea talk dirty to me

yes. i think the term "game theory" is kinda cringe and overused but the entire project is built around it. it seems like a very simple project at first glance, but there is quite a bit of depth to even rudimentary things. for instance the 2 week grace period to end your stake after it matures. everyone's stakes are public. so if supply is low and demand is high, people will know when a whale's stake is going to mature, and can plan their buys around it. but because of the 2 week grace period, you dont actually know when those coins will become available. even then he might not sell them anyway. after the 2 weeks, the entire value of the stake (principal + interest) starts to bleed into the stakers' collective reward pool. that means if someone dies or otherwise loses access to their stake, 100% of it will be distributed to stakers instead of being lost forever like in bitcoin. every square inch of this shit was thought out.

I literally created an anit-HEX thread just to see what would happen and nocoiners came in asking how to buy HEX. This is the type of onboarding people have been asking for since btc first got traction.

nice yeah. i think it's kind of crazy people staking for 10 years. how the fuck do you know what type of situation you're going to be in, in 10 years for a period of 2 weeks to unstake? you might get hal finney's disease 4 years from now

Oh shit that's a good point about not knowing when the whale would actually end their stake within the 2 week grace period. Adds yet another layer to the whole thing.

Probably makes sense to just ladder it out so you're collecting interest at regular intervals, taking profits and restaking if you want. 5 years is probably the most id feel comfortable with though. 10 years is like a fucking epoch in crypto. Wouldn't commit too much to that. Who knows if any of this shit will still be viable then or if one will still be alive lol

from my understanding it will take a long time for a stakers funds to be distributed if he doesn't end stake. i think this is precisely for if someone does die their family can recoup most of it. however, i don't think it matters if it was a whale that didn't end stake, i believe its like 1% after 2 weeks and another 1% every week or something don't quote me on that. either way yes its a great design that people can see when whales have big stakes ending and will throw a lot of game theory into whether they rebuy or sell and when. There are actually a bunch of cool things i've discovered after digging deeper. Overall yea its pretty cool that early end stakes and failed end stakes benefit the hodlers and stakers creating strong hands.

Still not buying

jesus fuck, thats almost a 50x over the last few months. did many people get in on this and make a fortune?

i bought a few million when you could get over 1M for 1 ETH. Made a nice profit but not enough to "make it" or anything. I really wish I had taken a bigger gamble. I knew RH was a smart guy, that his argument for Hex made sense, but I wasn't willing to take a bigger risk and am kicking myself. I could be retired on a beach now if only I had bigger balls

Okay, Peter. Stay poor.

Hex is the founder of the feast.

not too late tho. idk why people have this perspective. how many people do you actually think know about hex? there is still a ton of upside. especially while you still have time to reap the rewards from buying in the 1st year of its existence

sure I still think Hex can go up a lot. my point was the chance for instant riches is over. There's not going to be another 50x in a couple weeks again.

This. It already did like 100x when literally everyone in crypto is trying to censor it due to ignorance with a sprinkle of butthurt. Like I haven't seen such strong FUD for even actual scams before. It's fucking crazy. Imagine the possibilities once the reactionaries catch on to what it actually is and people outside of the crypto sphere start using it.

If you really believe in the thesis then this is the beginning. Think of yourself as the $100 Bitcoin guy. But Hex is now completely in our hands and we can still fuck this up, if we treat it like yet another pump and dump then that's what it'll be. Even with all the safeguards we can easily pull another 2017. Though I gotta say the slowly growing monster that Hex is becoming gets me teary eyed.

all facts man we on the same page. i feel like the censorship and butthurt is super bullish also. basically every single person that holds hex is in the black and i expect that to continue until at least 1 cent. but honestly i feel like 10 cents is a super light valuation personally

Proof of what you've made?