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>balancer pool liquidity increased by ~40% in one week
>STA price increased by ~80% in one week
>Uniswap volume increased by ~800%+ in one week
>Delta liquidity increased by ~42% in one week
>There are two more weeks before 2021

Do what you want with this information

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>>24683721
What is Statera?

It is the product of modern economics and technology. If you do not understand it, that is absolutely fucking fine because never EVER in the history of mankind could it be done. Not without the blockchain. Worry not though, I am here to explain.

Starting off with basics: market cap = supply x price

As an example, for 5,000 supply at $2 the market cap is: $10,000 = 5,000 * $2

Whenever STA is traded between wallets, 1% gets burnt. Now let’s assume two things:

1- Volume of 50,000 STA gets traded, causing 500 STA to get burnt reducing the supply from 5,000 to 4,500

2- Ignore the demand/price force for STA’s utility (will get back to this point later faggots)
Since we are ignoring demand, the market cap should theoretically maintain its amount.

This burn will therefore cause price to increase:

10,000 = 4,500 x p, which means price should theoretically be pushed to 2.22.

This price increase will cause the STA value in Balancer (or Phoenix) to increase, forcing the pool to rebalance. Rebalancing means selling STA and buying the other 4 coins to keep the percentages as initially agreed upon (50 ETH / 20 STA / 10 BTC / 10 SNX / 10 LINK). Now remember, selling STA will cause STA to be burnt again (supply decreasing), causing a ripple effect: the cycle will keep repeating itself at a decreasing rate, even if no further human-triggered trades happen.

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>>24582817
Anons I am who the OP calls "El Professor" who wrote that STA explanation, here to potentially be able to help with your quest.

For people to pool, they need simple yet effective explanation of why they are better of doing it than holding. I am currently working on a model that tries to show that you gain more if the community as a whole pooled, instead of holding and riding the wave till t=infinity.

However, I can safely guess that pooling deposits should happen on a period of time, and not at once. For example, instead of everyone pooling 10% in one dump, pool 1% every week or month etc until you reach your original 10% target. This should maximise the income due to the adoption that will come as a result.

Will keep you posted once, and if, I finish the model.

>>24555772
Here you go.