I don't really see the issue, it isn't changing the structure of the token, but liquidity is still a massive problem and this will fix it.
Core + nyan finance?
Again you obviously don't understand what you're talking about. The liquidity mechanism is being adopted. Explain to me the core liquidity mechanism? Why might any crypto projects be interested in adopting the mechanism?
It changes everything. Nyan holders no longer get a share of profits and can't mint nip unless they match their investment in eth. If they do match their investment in eth then they are life locked. It is a completely different structure and the dev team, to their credit admit it.
Do you understand the difference between what's good for the protocol and what's good for the holders?
Obviously never worked in the start up space. Think of this like an equity dilution. Would you rather sell your oranges to the local village or open up your orange selling business to the entire global market?
Every project would be absolutely blessed to be associated with CORE - volume and liquidity in core are off the charts!
We should charge people 0.2 Nip to voice an opinion as I'm so tired of this shit
It wouldn't make much difference to me if I'd signed away my rights to share the profits?
Maybe, lets see if it lasts?
Look when you get it you should come back here and we can have a proper discussion. Right now you're shouting because you're scared and don't understand the proposal. Go back and try and understand what the initial liquidity problem was and then come back here and see if you can work out why the proposed solution is something sensible that has been overwhelmingly voted for in favour by the Nyan holders you claim are getting fucked over. No need to reply to this message with your uninformed takes until you have done the above suggestion.