LTO

[Anonymous No.29004510]

> BaaS for workflow authenticity
> 100 mil marketcap
> 100k tx/day
> Txs come from real businesses and governments
> Each tx burns 0.1 LTO and returns 0.25 LTO to stakers
> Burn rate is currently 1.5% and staking return is 7% annually. From transaction fees alone. With half the supply staked
> Txs will continue to increase, since tons of new clients are gearing up to onboard:
> The UN is recruiting countries to use it for their registry, Afghanistan is already in and more will follow
> Box recently acquired a document signing service, SignRequest, that uses it
> Named after El Tio, Lord of the Underworld, who will destroy miners if they don't continually offer him cigarettes, alcohol, and coca leaves

Where's the fud?

[Anonymous No.29004893]

Thanks for giving context anon

[Anonymous No.29005114]

Why should a company choose to use LTO and not, say Hashgraph, or some other competitor?

[Anonymous No.29006494]

>>29005114
Because of LPoS, Net-Zero, "get paid to pay your bills", "do the math", Riddler, etc -- ffs, I set you guys up with an easy dinger and you don't even try to swing for it...