/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27880199
Pls give me some hopium anons, most of my net worth went into this and I want to make it so bad :(

i have much of this. It can't move rn because gas is so expensive so arb bots don't have as many opportunities to arb. But man, once gas comes down we're gonna see some freaky burn happening

>>27880681
well if it makes you feel better, I'm in the same boat and waiting for the inevitable pump. Now gas fee and lack of marketing shitting on us, but according to Dok, they're planning serious marketing stuffs which will be launched in the coming weeks. Also heard about ongoing discussions for partnerships and integrations too.

i already bought some bags but im temped to buy some more.

what are the bullish events in the future?

balancer update?
eth PoS?

>>27880959
Fuck I hope so. I wonder if I should ring in my other shitcoins to buy another 10k or so since its so cheap right now. Call me a retard but I feel like this could be a link 2.0 with the way people talk about it here

>>27881116
Balancer v2
UniSwap v3
ETH Berlin protocol for lower gas fee
Hopefully some partnerships and marketing

>>27881271
It depends on your risk tendency, but I personally have a large bag (top 50) and hoping for real pumps by Q3 and $2-5 EOY.

The statera telegram is full of poor people. It's funny to lurk there. You can tell those people are poor AF and need statera to moon to move out of moms basement

Why is it dumping bros?

I know that STA is the next LINK, not a shill just wondering

>>27881303
thanks OP. now tell me how much i need for a make it stack.
t. 8k statlet

>>27881303
Do you think we should try to move some of the volume over to Rubic to avoid getting raped by gas fees?

we need a cryptokek partnership before kek blows up to 15m mc

>>27884470
Depends how long you want to hold. For 3+ years years, I assume 20-30k should be fine. With that stack maybe a bit longer.

>>27884495
If you know what you are doing, can swing. But I suggest never sell all of your stack, don't get greedy and not FOMO on the top.

>>27883417
Because STA makes 0 sense, and Ive wrote this out before, but ill do it again. Only high IQ will understand, and low IQ will think its FUD. At least hear me out, im not some discord faggot and I used to hold 200k STA before I came to a personal realization. And, to get it out of the way, I sold at 15c on its way to 22c and didn't even think of rebuying, due to my concern. ALSO, I do think right now is the bottom and STA will get a pump, a large one, i just philosophically couldnt hold it any longer. My concern being-
IF STA works as intended -a deflationary pool supercharger, and is continuously burnt due to arbitration and buying to reserve the resource to exponentially increase a pools value - THEN that asset is worth more than anything, BTC, LINK, etc included. If it truly is a volume, and liquidity magnet by nature, then it is MORE VALUABLE than its pooled counterpart. Which then leads to the question, why the fuck would you pool it at all? And if you were to, why wouldnt it be infinity pool? As you reap continuous rewards of arbitration, deflation, AND infinity rewards you with MORE of a deflationary asset. Thus, Statera is a paradox. It can supercharge a pool, but that value is greater than the pool itself, making pooling it, useless. Nobody has ever answered this. Good luck, and I thino STA will pump -but longrun I couldn't hold it, as this is obvious to me.

>>27885584
I'm not talking about swinging RBC. I'm talking about creating some volume over there, selling STA for USDT. Maybe the dev team can reach out to them and get it listed over there. Gas fees are killing us right now.

>>27885792
STA on its own is valuable, but its utility is in pools. It helps balance and improve pool returns with whatever it pools with. Think of it like this. I hold multiple coins, since I don't want to hold just one asset, because you should never invest in just one asset. Then you have the utility argument for other cryptos. Statera is not a privacy token nor does it solve the oracle problem. To give you an example, I use XMR as a privacy coin, link for its oracles, XRT for decentralized manufacturing, eth for various blockchain projects to invest in, etc. Why would I not pool those assets with a pool that features statera as a component? Its already been proven to create better returns than most other balancer pools with much higher volume.

In the same way LINK, XRT, SIA, and XMR all fill different roles in the crypto space, STA fills its role as a pooling additive coin. Now fair disclosure, I have most of my STA in infinity because I believe that STA on its own will generate a very large income stream. But I have other cryptos as well, and I pool them with STA enhanced pools whenever possible.

>>27886627
But as an INVESTMENT vehicle, it is quite literally a paradox. Why would you forfeit HALF of your deflationary pool supercharger to pool it? The ONLY pool that makes sense if STA works as intended is Infinity. STA if it truly works os one of the most valuable assets on planet Earth, but to USE IT correctly, you have to forfeit half of it to lesser assets. Who would do that?

>>27886821
Or, simply, you could see it this way. STA is either the most valuable asset in any pool its in - essentially making pooling it retarded, as you give up half of it. OR, its completely worthless, making pooling it a no-brainer.

>>27885792
The way I think about it is that statera is like some seasoning that you can add into already existing pools in order to give them a slight boost. I dont think it is going to 10x supercharge a pool or anything. but hopefully it will add enough pools will need to use it to stay competitive with other pools

>>27887089
If it even works to season a pool and strengthen it by ITS OWN NATURE - it is the most valuable asset in all of crypto, and nothing comes close. By merely existing, it draws volume and liquidity? This is what I'm saying -if it can do that, pooling it is a fools errand.

>>27886821
>But as an INVESTMENT vehicle, it is quite literally a paradox
No. Its diversification. XRT controls robots through blockchain. Can STA do this? No. Its a completely different project with various different goals. Do you put all your money into one investment vehicle or over multiple ones as a hedge? Do you put all your available capital into an asset or do you leave some aside for other projects? I believe the decentralization of manufacturing and inter-robotic interfacing via blockchain will be extremely valuable in the future, and perhaps generate a bigger income stream than STA in the short to medium term. So I hold XRT instead of all STA. Other examples are LINK and XMR for their various roles. They might provide better returns on investment in a shorter timeframe than STA.

STA is an excellent investment, but not good for actual things outside of pooling. I, and many other people, need other coins to fill different roles, and I invest in different coins because I want to both be exposed to those coins and their various uses in their sectors.

>>27887434
To build on the spice example, saffron is a very expensive and important seasoning. Do you eat pure saffron? No, you pair it with other things to create a proper meal because saffron by itself is not a fulfilling meal.

>>27880199
Sell this now you retard. They have no easy to use product. Their dashboard is a mess.

>>27887994
It's a long hold and takes time. They are planning to have an app for the easy use and other marketing plans and will pump in the coming weeks. Even if wanted to sell, now it is not a good time.

not even gas prices can stop people from dumping this shitcoin

When the fuck we pumping?

Got a 200k stack.