/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28361360
Leased Proof of Importance disincentivizes users and clients of the network from accumulating too much LTO. Staking more LTO than is justified by your usage of the network results in diminishing returns on the staking rewards compared to network fees. LPoI therefore ensures that decentralization remains economically incentivized. That being said, to the degree to which the network and transactions grow and more clients come on board...well, each client, relative to their use of the network, is economically incentivized not only to run a node, but to stake LTO in order to "get paid to pay the bills" (Net-Zero). So to the degree that the network expands, LTO will inexorably be taken forever off the market...

>>28311084
Do the math, /biz/. The tokenomics is the math. LPoI is the math. "Get paid to pay your bills" is the math. "Net zero" is the math. The economic incentives for integrators to buy up the supply proportional to their usage of the network will result inexorably in the price rising due to the circulating supply shrinking. The integrators and major business partners will inevitably own 80% of the supply, and where are they going to get it from? The open market...DO THE MATH

>>28199696
In my opinion "the math" is in regards to the LPoI (leased proof of importance) tokenomics of LTO. When you wrap your head around the economic incentives promoted by LTO's LPoI model you really start to "get" why a supply shock is inevitable. The tokenomics on this project are very, very interesting. I recommend reading the white paper.