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>>9910800
the guy had 4k ARK without doing minimal research to see ARK's inflation rate. He's below a brainlet.

>>9841369
yeah, spent some time thinking about this. I've reached the following conclusion:
Ark rewards early adopters, the earlier you are the higher the rewards are. At some point it will plateau around 4% (6-7% realistically since not everyone will stake). The best strategy is to buy early and postpone selling your staking rewards as much as you can. Someone that bought in 2017 and hodled for 5-6 years could potentially have 40-50% more ARK at the end of this period if he didn't sell his staking rewards. At the end of this period you could start living from ARK's gibs and now you'd get 4% (or 6-7%) but from a significantly larger base amount.

People who are selling their staking rewards (and are not whales) are retarded since they are gimping their future earnings. Best thing you can do is postpone selling as much as possible.

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>>8088739
I've seen some ARK fud before but this is by far the most retarded one.

>>7011657
Ja, but whales be whalin', we shoal fish stick together, a few stragglers who buy or sell at in opportune times get eaten, but we hold strong.

>>5463818
Open a fiat to BTC account somewhere and get some BTC then start trading with 10% of it, once you have got the hang of trading start playing with more.
Given I have $73,000 worth of ARK I think you know what I'm going to recommend.

>>4694222
It's quite lengthy and complicated to be writing it out here, there's a wiki on the subreddit: arkecosystem.
Basically it's comparable to how inflation works on Bitcoin and the other currencies. There's a set number of coins that are mined every day by the top 51 delegates. These are shared between the delegates and their voters. The number is fixed which means that as the total number of coins grows, the inflation % drops. The difference is that instead of mining the coins yourself you delegate it to one of 51 people. This saves energy and hassle. There are a lot more arguments and sides of this, so I think you should read about it yourself. It's quite interesting imho. Is it sustainable? The image I attached shows the inflation rate for ARK which isn't so bad compared to ETH for example. But ETH might handle inflation differently, idk, I don't know much about it.

>>4633428
doesent look so bad to me desu

>>3429476
>Look at the inflation rate of ARK
>Look at the inflation rate of ETH
>Look at the price of ARK
>Look at the price of ETH
>Look at ETH coin supply
>Look at ARK coin supply
>Look at ETH market cap
>Look at ARK market cap

Hmm... Really makes you think.

>>3055376
The average inflation over the first 10 years is 5.015% meaning it would take nearly 20 years to double. In reality the inflation rate keeps decreasing beyond 10 years meaning it would take over 20 years to double.