/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27188855
If you're just hodling, Infinity will give you approx 7% more token over the course of a year. That's the upside. The downside is that you have to pay ETH gas fees to pool. You need to decide whether it's worth entering the pool based on the size of your stack and how long you intend to pool.

>>26927376
It's a Telegram channel. I don't think we're allowed to post direct links. The group name is:
stateraunofficialpricegroup
Come join us.

>>26215785
I think if you have a very large holding it still does it automatically, but mere mortals have to claim it manually now.

tfw BOGGED

>>24554142
When will he make the call?

>>23847566
No need to worry, this is Investor group, investing in STA development, you can always donate if you want. It is not a group for whales, but group for people that invested nice amount to development.

>>23730722
>big familia more Statera burned..
kek, big familia

Cross-post from the other thread. Many of the devs gave up on STA and founded xBTC in which the devs that left STA didn’t have to remain anonymous anymore. Sgambelluri, one of them said in a Digifinex ama that the reason he left STA for xBTC was because there was no real leader of the Statera project since Scott left so the process of making updates had to be decided by voting. This was too time-consuling considering the devs worked on STA part-time so it took a while to get their answers if they even got any. On top of this, the devs themselves got pissed at eachother (Megan for instance didn’t take the project seriously) in the main Statera chat. These messages were later deleted but someone managed to catch a snapshot before.

>>23204156
So comfy that I have a folder with about 150 rare STA memes

>>23050364
>/biz/ is bitcointalk
>STA is BTC.

Your choice. To take the leap of faith, or not.

>>23044607
>he knows

36/?

DOMP ET

To begin this discussion, I will ask, "What is an index fund?"

An index fund is a fund that can track a specified basket of underlying investments and in this case: BTC, ETH, LINK, and SNX all "balanced" with STA. These coins are set in the fund at a specified percent so as one goes up or down the others are automatically bought or sold to balance risk and maximize profit.

HOWEVER, the key is that STA is deflationary (whenever a STA transaction happens for buying/selling/pooling, 1% of said transaction is burned). This token burn along with tokens being locked in pools, pressures prices up to again make sure the other coins will be balanced, but also creates arbitrage opportunities across funds.
Why is increasing volume, liquidity and arbitrage useful with STATERA?

Well while pooling STATERA you earn a percent of all transaction fees in the liquidity pool. Please feel free to read the medium article outlining the first 2-3 months which came out to be an APY of 36% creating dividends where there were none (https://medium.com/@stateraproject).).

The power of STA is that the ripple effect of: (1) compounded fees, (2) token burn, (3) price pulled by balancing with ETH, BTC, SNX and LINK leads to an exponential effect and positive feedback loop on price. This leads to the concept created by STATERA known as "Volume Farming."
Can the team dump?

No, this is the most decentralized token as the project much like BTC is out of Satoshi's hands, STA is out of the hands of the devs who only own <4%. In fact, I own more STATERA than some of the devs.

1c EOY

>>22696966
>check'd and fuggin kek'd
STA MEMES BEST MEMES
$10 EOY

>>22637104
I've been in communication with someone who knows. The verdict is $7.77 EOY

>>22545211
>checked
EOY you'll be glad you answered the call.