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Where should I keep my STA? I'm paranoid of getting hacked on mm.

>>22641549
I keep half on mm for pooling/unpooling then half on a cb wallet since that fucker is insured. Link in hardware which is where my statera goes after 250k

>>22641486
I think the dashboard, marketing, and some new twists will basically be like a relaunch with a more polished product and it will skyrocket from from the 9-13 cent range just like it did from the 1-3 cent range.

>>22641624
Can you store STA on trezor? It doesn't come up when I search it on their website.

>>22642109
Every new event does a 3x in ATL and ATH and 10% token burn.

The next set should make the new ATL 0.21 and the new ATH $1.38. This is the EOY price prediction based on the separate token burn model and the LINK, ETH, BTC model. 3 separate models point to ~#1.30 as the EOY price.

>>22642624
Hard to see it drop back that far after breaching a dollar

>>22642126
You can store any ERC-20 tokens on Trezor

>>22641486
> Having an "index fund" with some of the market's most volatile assets
This is as stupid of an idea as a Kleros court.

So I have a question. Assuming Statera grows, will the pool fees earned also grow?

>>22642712
I agree and the lower token supply and higher price. Should tighten the volatility.

>>22642821
Why?

Any trustable exchanges trades it besides uniswap? No eth bullshit, gas fees on that are ridiculous. I bought a shit coin yesterday and it's still processing.

>>22642109
This is what I'm counting on. With a bit of luck and proper marketing push Statera will be flying. People know how hard it pumps and don't want to miss it again.

>>22642825
Depends...technically yes. Look at the volume of a top 25 coin in a liquidity pool. I own 1% of all statera so I make 1% per day of all of that volume. At that volume. I think I just came...

>>22642821
Index funds stabilize assets. They are all blue chip cryptos. Statera is adding pools with stable coins along with lend, mkr, comp, so why is this a bad idea?

>>22642896
Why not just sell it? How high are the theoretical pool rewards at that point?

>>22642858
Do you understand what index funds do? Investing on an index fund of market X is investing in market X as a whole. Having an "index fund" consisting of 4 assets, one of them being a coin made by a Nigerian living outside Lagos, is a complete oxymoron. If BTC and ETH crash at the same time, your "index fund" gets fucked. If a new player comes into the game, and gets close to the top positions, your "index fund" gets left behind and is not representative of the market.

What would actually make SOME sense is an index fund of the Top 50 coins at any given time. That is how index funds in the market actually work.

This is so mind-blowingly obvious to anyone with market knowledge that I don't even bother FUDding the project like some more benevolent anons here. I simply know it will fail, and that newfags will lose their money, because the entire idea is faulty.

> Inb4 "You're FUDding right now": explain to me what you think Statera does, and why owning Statera is superior to owning BTC, ETH and LINK separately.

>>22642896
>>22642884
>>22642624
i have 70k, hoping to make it to 80k soon from uni gains. currently I'm just holding but I want to pool when it pumps again. should I pool the entire stack or just a portion? I'm planning of pooling into delta, & just holding that. is that the best strategy, or should I then pool the delta into phoenix?

>>22643035
Btc and eth aren’t going anywhere for a while. Plenty of time for gains to be had boomer.

>>22643035
But the actual volume of almost the whole cryptomarket is in the top coins, it’s not like the sp500 whereas it’s much more even. Maybe in the future

>>22642926
How are you going to "stabilise assets" when you take only 3-4 of them into account? If crypto was a less volatile market, this may have possibly made some marginal sense, you may have been able to get away with lnot diversifying much. But it's not, which makes the idea completely retarded.

What we actually need is an index fund of the Top 50 or Top 100 coins at any given time.

>>22642109
Should I wait for that dash board to come out to pool? What do you think Anon? Or just pool with Uniswapp? I’m going to pool just a bit to see what it’s all about.

>>22643089
> Alphabet and Amazon aren't going anywhere in a while. Therefore, an "index fund" consisting of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple and Abu Bakr's Gas Station shares is a good idea.

>>22643102
See what Chainlink did in the last couple months? Going from below Top 50 to Top 5? Your "index fund" missed out on that move. And you know that as the space matures, more innovative projects will strive for Top 5/Top 10. Which Statera doesn't cover. Which is supposed to be the whole fucking point, since STAT is supposed to be an index fund.

>>22642949
For example: ETH-XAMPL is $800,000 right now. STA would be well over this which would make me $8000 per day from passive fees...

Just for beating the ETH-XAMPL pair. On uniswap alone.

>>22643140
Aside from the those hoping for greater fools, the concept seems to be holders are hoping the Statera picks are better than they would make themselves. And that magically the Statera yield will be better than the average for crypto as a class. Which is funnily enough what every Investment Fund promises. Then 4/5 deliver below the Index. Not compelling, unless I'm missing something.

>>22643035
>>22643140
You have no idea what you're talking about. Statera is not any of what you described. Statera is not an 'index fund', it's a financial instrument designed to be put in an index fund to increase arb opportunity and a slight positive price pressure with transaction burn. If used as intended Statera will be quite stable as it will be put into many different index funds, ie the price will be very much tied to the performance of alot of different assets.

Also at this point all of the crypto market is speculative. It won't be as volatile once it's been established.

>>22643035
You do not know this but xBTC which is an index of all major altcoins (100) outside btc are using statera as the balancer.

DeFi pulse index which is 25 of the top DeFi coins are working on making statera the balancer.

The phoenix fund is a proof of concept. Do you not get that by EONY there will be over twenty major index funds with statera as the backbone? Each index will not have 4 but 40 coins. Your point us correct and it only makes my point for me. Statera is 4 months old. We are just getting started.

>>22643054
Pool with half your stack and pool local tops and unpool bots. If you mess up it is fine because it just means you made ETH which is not a bad thing.

>>22643140
Read below
>>22643337

>>22643337
*is

I don't know what pooling is or any of that fancy schmack. Can I just hodl my STA? Will I still make it?

>>22643416
10x by EOY.

>>22643416
Yes buddy, absolutely no fault in doing that.

>>22643443
>>22643463
Not sure if troll, but thanks

>>22643296
Normal index funds in finance 1.0 cant have deflation, staking, yieldfarming, txn fees paid directly to the customer, etc. Statera is a tool within all existing and upcoming major index funds. Statera is the middleman. Index funds for DeFi are going to become the next gold rush. During a gold rush be the guy selling shovels. Statera is the shovel. DeFi is the gold rush.

>>22643337
Can you please explain what you mean by "making Statera the Balancer"?

>>22643361
so it's worth pooling the next time it Los a title, say up to 0.13 or 0.14? & then unpool at like 0.10? what about the different pools, is just staying in delta ok? what is the difference between pooling sta in delta or delta in phoenix?

>>22643639
Delta is highest reward. Phoenix is the most stable

>>22643549
https://youtu.be/QzNhe5Hd0do
https://youtu.be/0-gE99bVJag

>>22643701
Yeah, I was more confused as to why you said xBtc would make Statera the Balancer

>>22643701
thanks

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>>22641486
STA doesn't know shit about funds and shares

deus.finance CEO alone worked in a bank adds funds to the registrars

biz doesnt know about DEUS

holy shit this board is bad nowadays. if you're uninformed to the point where you don't know what balancer or synthetix are, you will eventually end up giving all of your money to the market.

it's already possible to make an index of the top 50 or top 100 coins on balancer, anyone can do it in 5 minutes. there's a reason why nobody has.

>>22641486
The pumps will more juicy everytime thanks to the token burn.