/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28721994
we at least have 1-2 pumps left next week, not sure if I'll stick around after that to be honest, the dog CEO haunts me

This will hit $1 and dump down to .10 - plan accordingly

>>28722338
yea I'd be happy with .40 again

how much would the current price drop if that 350 eth whale dumps? to 0.04 cents?

>>28722537
It'd go down to sub 1 cent.
But since that whale would be losing inordinate amounts of money if the sell now I don't think you'd need worry.

>>28721994
The only non-anon dev for asko, ladies and gentlemen.

>>28723764
nice try faggot : https://www.linkedin.com/in/benefacto

ama with Ben from dOrg talking about ASKO,
different dOrg dev than stan36

>>28723764
>>28724389
https://medium.com/@thegeneral1/askobar-network-x-dorg-team-x-american-hito-of-uniswap-army-8be7113c049b

>>28724389
The ceo linked him on telegram, its legit

>>28725226
yea that's what I was trying to tell Captain Pajeet
ASKO has 2 dOrg devs, one who is an official team member

They are trolling idiots for basing this off of the charisma and personal life of the dev team. As a stake holder you are a board member of the company with no questions asked. if you want to go suck some celebrity dick just buy link.

>>28722537
he bought at 0.4-0.5 so no

>>28722190
t b h I hope that the pump and dump discord groups keep ASKO as one of their pump and dumps for a while longer. Stakers benefit from the pump and dump by doing nothing. Even if the token's value remained at $0.15 somehow, at these dividend rates (inflated by pump and dump), I'll have paid off my original investment in like a month and a half on divvies alone.

>>28725924
Originally my instinct was to keep half staked and swing other half, which would have possibly given me a shit ton more. But being all staked, i have seen divies at 2% since this morning. The swingers do all the work for me so i don't have to take the risk. I guess the theory behind the bank is actually to go half and half on high risk/low risk so half and half seems better. But since I don't have experience timing the market or huge coin to throw around, i can just go all in low risk pool.

The coin is built for swinging. Low price = more divies, high price = take divies. If you keep some staked while swinging it will give you a buffer incase you get slashed on high risk swing.

>>28726410
Yeah that's what I'm thinking as well, I'll probably go heavily into their low risk pools... but maybe a little bit to test the waters in their high risk pools.

I'd have to see how it works out in practice before I'd do more than a 95:5 split for low:high risk, especially once its just getting started and the liquidity might not be robust enough. Don't want to be one holding the high risk bag if someone figures out an exploit to abuse the system early on.

Keeping it all staked until I see more about how the lending service works in practice.

>>28721994

Any price action is good price action as long as you stay staked. Anyone who just wants a quick ride should hop on again and sell off again after the next pump. I really don't see why anyone even wants it to just stay at $3 this early in the game. Need the lending platform for more income to sustain these dividends on that price. And considering yearn.finance got hacked recently, expecting then to throw up the platform without tons of testing from guys like joe36 is also seriously retarded. Do people just put in $100 and wonder why the facebook of aave doesn't materialize instantly?

>>28722466
BRRRRRRAAAA