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pamp

>>9921980
> Wasn't trying to bait

np, I didn't think you were. Been shilling it quite a bit.

If you're interested:
>>9910211

>>9902532

I agree, It does, but maybe because we are very early. You can compare it by looking at a snapshot of DASH. Only two years ago a single DASH masternode would have cost you 8000$. Today the same masternode costs 260$k and pays out 7-8% (18$-20$k/yr). ZenCash is a direct competitor to DASH. IOHK which is working on ZenCash's governance and treasury model even produced a 50 page research paper targeting the flaws in DASH (https://iohk.io/research/papers/#NSJ554WR).).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXez338kg-8

ZenCash aims to not just become a platform but a eco(n)-system, they are actively looking at ways to further restrict the supply and make it more attractive to run a node than to sell one, even at huge gains. There will be somewhat of a collateral and P2P lending system (think MakerDAO) and very likely treasury funded investments which produce value back to the ZenCash eco(n)-system. It's a great experiment, honestly the best crypto project around in my opinion. There is very little reason for real world adoption because the value is generated within the system. Whether it will pay off, yeah idk. "Too good to be true" does apply, but lets dream big.

Once more people set up node the ROI will go down obviously,
but for early adopters it is offset by the (probable) price rise.

As for now, the payouts in the first few months will be ridiculous because so little people are invested in this compared to so many shit coins. Once people do see payouts others are getting then the real FOMO will kick in. There's still quite some time to accumulate.