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Hasnt been any new good memes in months, I think a lot of holders are weary and/or sold a long time ago. This garbage had been dead weight in my portfolio before I finally cut the rope. The team are 100% to blame for this project not taking off in the bull run. And now all the remaining bagholders are desperate for the "March madness" that will be a letdown like literally everything the team hypes up.

>>29018704
Assuming you want to pool in Stanos:
The first thing you have to do is to wrap your statera: https://youtu.be/4_ZEvYxlw2w
Once you have wsta in your wallet you simply go to the Stanos pool https://pools.balancer.exchange/#/pool/0x55353cbadda8fd525f0e6f307b3527d518416700 and click "add liquidity" and then choose "single asset", choose how much wsta you want to pool, and then press "add liquidity" at the bottom.

>>27694169
Be smart with your pooling and you'll be able to live off the fees in a couple of years

When you look beyond the low IQ fud "Nigerian tranny coin" its obvious that Statera has the biggest moonshot potential. There's a reason why it's been relentlessly shilled on here for over 6 months. I think a lot of people are going to deeply regret shitting on this underdog. Faces Will melt.

Chad coin

Get your bags now bros, time is running dangerously short. As soon as you accumulate and hop in one of these pools you'll feel your body overwhelmed with warmth and relief

>>25638684

Top kek. Thinking of committing with you sta chads as well

I ended my fud campaign after the Doc got appointed team leader. Things are looking bullish asf for this project now

>>25311422

Greed is a sin my dude. Get your bag now, pool it, and rest easy.

Reminder to pool in Stanos to help the project out. If everybody waits until it pumps the ecosystem will never get going. Over $1.5 million flooded into the sta/wsta pool over like two days meanwhile the Stanos pool which is the heart of this project hasn't even broken 100k yet.
>but muh impermanent loss
Well don't pool your entire stack. DCA into it.
>but I wanna wait for a pump so I can pool more $ for less sta hehe
Well guess what retard? Everybody else is thinking exactly the same thing meaning the APY will remain low and there will be no incentive for new buyers to come along so your pump will never come.
The fate of the project is literally in your hands. Don't make the low iq choice please.

Reminder to pool in Stanos to help the project out. If everybody waits until it pumps the ecosystem will never get going. Over $1.5 million flooded into the sta/wsta pool over like two days meanwhile the Stanos pool which is the heart of this project hasn't even broken 100k yet.
>but muh impermanent loss
Well don't pool your entire stack. DCA into it.
>but I wanna wait for a pump so I can pool more $ for less sta hehe
Well guess what retard? Everybody else is thinking exactly the same thing meaning the APY will remain low and there will be no incentive for new buyers to come along so your pump will never come.
The faith of the project is literally in your hands. Don't make the low iq choice please.

>>25099899
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>>24473891
Yes, I agree with what you said. The only issue right now is that the average investors that you're referring too are still not present because of how inaccessible (normies don't buy on uniswap) and relatively unknown the project is. Hence why strong marketing is needed. And yes, the current holders pooling when the dashboard comes out is crucial. Even if you're scared of missing out on gains, you can always pool part of your stack and DCA upwards to counter impermanent loss.

Can someone explain how being able to pool sta directly is a good thing? I thought the point of the Delta token was to create arb opportunities in whatever pool it's located by constantly rebalancing the ETH/STA ratio. If we pool only STA there's nothing to balance, then where would the volume farming come from?

>>24138221

Meme bank will be in the triple digits by then. High expectations of the community ever Since WWE wrestle bro. Pic unrelated because phone posting like a pleb

>>23484445
Good thing you can make it solely from pooling, and 50k is well enough.

>>23459971
So you're planning on pooling all at once at $1.38?
I've put aside 60% of my stack and was thinking of pooling that in 20% portions every time the price goes up $0.5 starting at 50 cents and until $2.50. Thoughts?

>>23448575
$30

If you know.....

I was just crunching the numbers. Even if statera doesn't go past $0.75 as long as the current average volume and liquidity stay the same I can still retire in 5~6 years if I leave 60% of my stack pooled during that time period without cashing out any gains. I'll have like 5 million after taxes by then lmao.
Life's easy for a STAgott.

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>>23079568

He's talking bout this
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>>23068978
Watch this if you haven't already fren
https://youtu.be/bRoOW-Uu2pQ

>>23044736
I'll begin to pool portions of my stack starting at $0.5 and going all the way to 3$ until I have like 60-70% pooled. Then I'll retire and live off the passive income while holding some STA on the side in case it moons harder than that.
Thoughts?

>>22852353
Oh now my $1k how will I ever survive such a loss