/biz/ - Business & Finance

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Schizo riddler thread:
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- Clients and integrators are incentivized to run their own node, buy LTO, and stake it; the staking rewards offset the network fees they pay for usage of the network -- "get paid for paying the bill" (Net-Zero)

- However, what is to stop a client from buying and staking far more LTO than they are actually paying in fees, thus decentralizing the network -- which could be fatal to the entire platform? Enter: "Leased Proof of Importance" (LPoI)

- LPoI disincentivizes clients from owning TOO MUCH LTO **because staking rewards diminish exponentially relative to their actual usage of the network**. LPoI rewards clients and integrators to own just the right amount of LTO relative to their usage of the network, which ensures that it remains decentralized.

- LPoI therefore enables the economics of NET ZERO to work without threatening to centralize the network. It is a sustainable, attractive economic model that is highly attractive to businesses.

- However, there is also an interesting logical outcome to the NET-ZERO model that LPoI enables: once businesses and integrators buy and stake LTO, that LTO can be effectively be considered to have been removed from the circulating supply...

- In other words, to the degree that the LTO network continues to expand and transactions grow exponentially, the basic laws of economics and common sense dictate that the available supply of LTO will be removed from the circulating supply in proportion to that network growth...

- Because there is an incentive to own enough LTO to be able to use the network on a NET-ZERO basis, the price will inevitably rise. Even at a double or triple digit token price, it will still make economic sense to buy enough to achieve Net-Zero, ESP SINCE CORPORATIONS CAN ADD THE LTO TO THEIR BALANCE SHEET, effectively making the purchase of LTO "Net-Zero" as well!

- In this late stage there will be only one primary source of LTO supply left...the remaining passive stakers who held with diamond hands...

>>28468308
mfw /biz/ seethes after sleeping on LTO when it hits $1

>>28468461
when ser?

>>28468521
probably end of q2 at the earliest. We'll see when the team feels the mc is large enough to open their m&a fund

EL TIO will bring us prosperity and wealth.

>>28470332
That's some based OC, fren. Needs to be scaled down for 4chan though.

>>28470464
thank

>>28471171
many hienekens will come to you

How the US can buy LTO without being raped by uniswap fees:

This assumes you have created an LTO Wallet (https://wallet.lto.network/)) and downloaded Trust Wallet for iOS/Android:

1. Get some BNB coins from Binance.us
2. Open Trust Wallet, tap on BNB, tap on Receive, copy the wallet address
3. Go back to Binance.us and click on your BNB. Tap on Withdraw, specify the amount you want to send, hit Preview Withdrawal. Paste in your Trust Wallet address and leave MEMO blank, yes you are sure you don’t need a memo, then hit Withdraw.
4. Wait for the BNB to appear in Trust Wallet
5. Tap Dex at the bottom of Trust Wallet
6. Select BNB for “You Pay” and LTO for “You Get” and swap. You will see that the fee is minuscule!

If you want to lease them and earn more LTO...
7. Now that you have LTO in Trust Wallet, log in to LTO Wallet and click Bridge from the Menu, then Let’s Get Started, then make sure to select LTO (BEP2) to LTO (MAINNET), Next, Next, copy the address generated.
8. Go back to Trust Wallet and Withdraw your LTO to the wallet address you just copied. You are done!
9. Once they arrive, don’t forget to stake them!

>>28471348
Maybe someone with time can make a nice image guide out of this to spread?

Held at 20c for months. Got tired of this stablecoin so sold 3 weeks ago. Now here we are at 30c. What moved the price, and what is likely to move it again?

anyone have link of the ceo hinting cbase listing?

>>28471579
bumping for this

>>28471579
why's no one responding to this

>>28471579
All he said was he can’t comment on that...afaik

>>28472581
Because I think it was in some telegram ama. You'd have to dig around for what channel they did it with and see if they put out a transcript of it. Maybe you put in the time if you want something?

>>28471539
You haven't done any research into this at all have you? Why is biz so lazy these days holy fuck

>>28470332
Are you the same anon that made the Vampire A&M Fund logo too?

>>28473139
nigger, i couldn't find it which is why i'm asking. you guys keep mentioning that the CEO hinted a coinbase listing, and I couldn't find it, so I asked.

>>28473342
Ye

What's the suicide stack again? I have 20K

>>28474338
Keep up the good work friend, looks great

>>28474431
People are saying, 55k.

>>28474608
Thanks, fren!

>>28474431
Suicide is 10-15k, make it stack is 55k, oligarch stack is 100k+.

>>28473600
Well I gave you enough info to get you on the right track. Get off your lazy ass if you want to see it with your own eyes

>>28467323
Fucking Coinbase deposits r so fucking slow, literally waiting for my 50k to come thru so I can buy this ffs don't pump yet pls AAAAAAAAAAA

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