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>>13797503

Most of the tokens with be hoarded by exchanges, or periodically brought by exchanges (giving them a periodic pump)...

Why?

Because holding the RSR token, means that you can buy directly newly minted RSV (the stablecoin).

Otherwise, you will have to buy through an arbitrator, and pay their fees. So if an exchanges wants to have 5 million RSV without wasting money on fees, they will simply have 5 millions RSR on hand (they will likely, if they are smart, buy at low prices).

So the actual circulating supply will be lower, the majority of RSR will either be stored by exchanges, or periodically brought by exchanges whenever the price dips enough.

They explain it all on their website and in the whitepaper.

The RSR token is a pretty smart way of giving money to investors, and stablizing the RSV coin (they sell off RSR tokens, to suppress the price of RSV if it spikes above $1).

Do you get it now?

Reserve.org

>>13797520
>>13796619

Most of the tokens with be hoarded by exchanges, or periodically brought by exchanges (giving them a periodic pump)...

Why?

Because holding the RSR token, means that you can buy directly newly minted RSV (the stablecoin).

Otherwise, you will have to buy through an arbitrator, and pay their fees. So if an exchanges wants to have 5 million RSV without wasting money on fees, they will simply have 5 millions RSR on hand (they will likely, if they are smart, buy at low prices).

So the actual circulating supply will be lower, the majority of RSR will either be stored by exchanges, or periodically brought by exchanges whenever the price dips enough.

They explain it all on their website and in the whitepaper.

The RSR token is a pretty smart way of giving money to investors, and stablizing the RSV coin (they sell off RSR tokens, to suppress the price of RSV if it spikes above $1).

Do you get it now?

Reserve.org

>>13797520

Most of the tokens with be hoard by exchanges...

Why?

Because holding the RSR token, means that you can buy directly newly minted RSV (the stablecoin).

Otherwise, you will have to buy through an arbitrator, and pay their fees. So if an exchanges wants to have 5 million RSV without wasting money on fees, they will simply have 5 millions RSV on hand (they will likely, if they are smart, buy at low prices).

So the actual circulating supply will be lower, the majority of RSR will either be stored by exchanges, or periodically brought by exchanges whenever the price dips enough.

They explain it all on their website and in the whitepaper.

The RSR token is a pretty smart way of giving money to investors, and stablizing the RSV coin (they sell off RSR tokens, to suppress the price of RSV if it spikes above $1).

Do you get it now?

How does this scam work?

Anyone?

>>11803649
The sell side is so fucking thin, a 4 BTC market buy would take us to 10k sats lol

Do not sell your LINK. Do not let the wash trade/accumulation bots shake you out.

LINK $1000 EOY. Varbies await

>>11675248
Imagine not owning LINK and BAT right now, how the fuck could you possibly cope?