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Whats your take on it?

>>20176579
Anon...
In a year people will wish they had bought a bag.

Statera!!!!
This is a next moon shot in the DeFi space.

>>20176390
Just waiting for Balancer to repay all victims. Thanos will come back stronger than before.

>>20176390
You can buy 1/trillionths of cryptos. Nobody is going to “flock” to your useless shitcoin that rides the coattails of actual products. Burning yourself is not a usecase, neither is sitting in an index fund anybody can create with other cryptos

There’s a reason Statera is still alive after a disaster that would have killed 99/100 shitcoins. If you can’t see it you’re never going to make it.

>>20176669
the refund dumps are going to be magnificent

>>20176685
t. stonksfag

>>20176579
its simply a balancer pool with a native deflationary token to encourage participation and pooling....this allows you to make money twice in a sense....the concept is so stupid simple its generated a lot of ass mad people who didnt think of it first and while people moan and bitch that "ohhhh aaaannnyyyboooddyyy can do it hurrr durr" the first mover is gaining momentum and pooled tokens which in turn promotes more participation because it mitigates volatility.

>>20176753
Every single person who had money in the pool is aware of the fact that the fault was balancer’s and has since been fixed with a different set of tokens in the new pool. Other than that, nothing has changed and Statera is doing alright even after the crash. What makes you think these people are going to dump? Most will probably just pool again because the returns are huge.

>>20176896
this right here, and with the fact now that the dev team have solidified themselves as titans people will have more faith in participation

It’s unironically ogre, too many bagholders that will sell if it starts to approach ATH again. There are much better plays right now

>>20176390
This "project" was a scam that executed correctly and somehow the vessel for delivering the scam is still intact, so they're awkwardly moving forward. The vision is weak. Fluctuations in the Balancer pool have very minimal pressure on the price of STA.

When people get their refund, a lot of idiot are going to buy STA and get dumped on so fucking hard.

>>20177007
Smoothbrain here. What are the better plays?

>>20176896
cope, no refunds ever in history of crypto didn't result in mass dumps

>>20176896
Are you stupid? It’s literally a flaw with self burning tokens like Sta

>>20177698
The new pool doesn’t have self burning tokens in it, the burn happens on Uniswap instead.

Im hodl long term, it will dump after the refund but it has legs.

>>20178738
I don't think it's gonna dump

>>20178738
why would it dump? the pool only had 2.3M sta in it, that's less than a couple whales. Top pool contributors won't sell. I had 10k into the pool (45k STA, give or take), and I was pretty high up on the contributors.

People who want out probably didn't pool nowhere near as much, so their stacks will be very small. Remember STA is only 20% of what's getting refunded.