Statera

Statera.
I don't think many people grasp the full effect of a deflating supply. A year from now, half the supply will be gone. Even if the market cap stays the same, the value of each STA doubles. Then again next year. Then again next year. After 3 years that's an 8x even if it stays at a 20 million dollar marketcap. Now imagine if it goes to 200M. 3 years from now at just 200M marketcap, that's an 80x. And that's if after 3 years it's only at a 200M marketcap. You're percent of the supply doubles every year at this burn rate.

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it all makes sense and everyone should have STA :( i want every retard here to make it after losing hope.

Ok? But what is the point of the coin? Do you buy things with it? The whole concept just sounds like gambling and has zero practical use.

At least link solves the oracle problem this doesnt do jack shit.

It balances an index fund, or rather, multiple index funds.
These make reliable growth investment in crypto possible, without turning it into a casino.

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It’s the first crypto index fund. The deflationary element is to keep your returns steady when you pool it with other coins.

This is true, but the actual percentage owned by an individual remains the same.
Unless there is increased demand, deflation does NOT make a difference.

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>when you pool it with other coins
what does this mean? i'm a newfag

Can someone post that metamask/uniswap buying DIY graphic for brainlets plz

>half the supply will be gone
How do you calculate this? Is it fully random based on the volume people trade?

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An individual with 1M at 95M supply was 1/95th of the total supply. Now, a few weeks later, at 87M, it's 1/87th. The percentage owned by that hypothetical individual has increased.