/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29615484
pic related shows how the beast moons once the network is online

>>11008426
holy shit so close but so wrong.
First the stabilization mechanism doesn't do that, what is does is enable individual users to pre-buy holohosting according to the hosters trustfullness and credit limit, while it will create some price stability by locking up some of the future demand in those hosting supply contracts, it wont actually dictate market prices which will always trend down because the only way hosters can compete on the holo network is by offering more and stabler hosting for less holo.
And that's where holo's fiat value will come from, over time, one holo will buy you more and more hosting, even ignoring hardware upgrades, simply because the only way hosters can compete is by increasing holos purchasing power and thus increasing it's fiat value.

TL;DR: if you're a hoster you will always be able to charge whatever you want for hosting but no one is forced to accept your offer and basic supply and demand economics dictate that you will have to lower your prices in order to compete.
If you're a holo hodler, your fiat value comes from incresed computing power supply that forces hosters to compete for your holo by offering more computing for less holo.

Pic related:

>>10386812
I hope you're trolling anon because holo literally solves the oracle problem right off the bat.

When you have an agent centric aproach you don't need oracles, if you disseminate false data it's a permaban for your organization and that's it
you're done
you just killed the golden goose for some spare change, it better be enough for you to spend the rest of your life blacklisted and on the run.

This is what an asset backed crypto looks like