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>>52711639
also in terms of a token: there will always be a need to gate access to staking to avoid value dilution

The blogpost was very bullish for LinkPool.
Firstly, LPL holders will get revenue through LinkPool's node operator allocation.
Secondly, the blogpost included the following:
>Ecosystem participants including community members and node operators can stake their LINK tokens in distinct allotments within a staking pool. Furthermore, node operators can create or use a delegation system, serving as an additional avenue for community members to stake their LINK.
Unless another project/s is building in stealth, I imagine that all other nodes will "use" LinkPool's highly audited staking (delegation) infrastructure.
Lastly, LPL holders are old hands so will likely be able to stake additionally through the "long-term token holders" allocation. That I did not see coming.

>>12374096
Technically not allowed because it's a security at this stage. But really, no one is going to come after you for spending 1k on some random crypto exchange. Same deal with those ponzi scheme dapps like fomo3d, the feds have more shit to worry about.