Uni swap link is within that dextools link, just click trade.
Carson Gomez
Token Economics: The token can be used for two things. It is used for payments on the marketplace and there is a network fee.
You can find the network fee on the Bridge Protocol explorer, currently the network fee is 100 BRDG and this has to be paid for any transaction to the smart contracts. This fee is going to the smart contract.
Verification partners on the marketplace, like Aver, will likely ask for a payment for their services. They should price their services in BRDG and the payment will be done directly from the client to the verification partner. This way it integrates with the extension and the smart contract, the user will have a one stop shop for their digital self-sovereign passport.
Now alternatively (and here is a lot of potential in my opinion) third-parties can use an allowance system to prepay for the verification of their users. For example an exchange can load 500k BRDG and set an allowance for 1,000 users to do KYC at 500 BRDG. Now their users only need a public blockchain address on NEO or Ethereum to login to the exchange, while Bridge Protocol is used to verify the identity of the user. This can be used by decentralized exchanges too, because Bridge Protocol allows KYC verification to be pushed to the blockchain in a zero-knowledge style.
Besides exchanges, third-parties can be any type of business, crypto related or not, that require identifying their users. Imagine that your passport holds a claim that you are 18 years or older. You can use this attested claim to login to adult websites, without ever revealing your identity. Or you can claim your nationality, claim you have a diploma, claim anything you want.
Joseph Anderson
Apparently I have several million of these in an old NEO address. Did it used to be $IAM? Where's the best place to sell?
Started with 10 dollars yesterday. Doubled twice thanks to WAIF. Cashed out, bought 5000 of these bad bois.
Invested yesterday when they were worth half a cent.
Not a make it stack but definitely a "nice find for a newbie" stack. Wished I had bought more but poorfags gotta poorlife.
Jordan Kelly
theres no way this is legit right ? is this how LINKies felt? I just made a couple thousand out of nowhere
Adrian Jenkins
SOMEONE JSUT BOUGHT 90k WORTH FROM HITBTC
Jayden Fisher
thqts not legit. the numbers were never reached.
But we're going there.
Ryan Williams
DW im wrong, they jsut bought up into 4.7cents...
Brandon Nguyen
All I know is I bought an ETH worth yesterday (actually less due to a bunch of fuck ups costing me gas), my total stack is now worth 1.6 ETH. So that's a solid jump.
Nathan Wilson
Surely you don't.. no fucking way.
you could be our liquidity solution!
Alexander Watson
How high are we going please don't dump.. Where's the chat on telegram?
Ethan King
I still dont get what liquidity is
David Russell
This is an american company, shitskins dont bother pls
Mason Harris
desu as high as we can.
Carter Morgan
$2 end of year atleast
Ryan Allen
Basically, on uniswap you can provide liquidity to the pool.
you can list say 600k BRDG and say put up 20 ETH with that listing and sacrafice it to the liquidity pool.
Depending on how much is being pooled, you get a % of transaction fees.
So the eth you put in, when someone sell, swaped for BRDG.
When someone buys BRDG, some of your BRDG (depending on how much you contribute to the pool and what your % is) will be sold to that person and you will gain eth.
Apparently it works out to be 5% annual profit with the fees.
Michael Adams
Is it like fuel in a motor then?
The more fuel you invest in, the more the motor can turn with the adapted invested fuel?
Isaac Hernandez
So the system holds the amount of coins you put into liquidity. In the long run you do not lose coins unless all the trades go into one direction.
Jason Collins
Think of it as promoting growth for the token, without tokens to buy there price jumps too high and there's no one to sell to.
what this does is it provides tokens to buy, and when they are bought it puts that eth back into the system so someone else could sell with no problem or more people could buy with the knowledge that they're able to sell without a problem.
as a liquidity provider, i believe you sell for the highest price and buy back for the lowest price possible at those stages. So it slowely staggers.
I'm unironically upset we never heard about this earlier. It's not the money aspect, but if this sees mass adoption across a multitude of platforms it would be fantastic for anyone who cares about their privacy