The lowest risk ways to get people into Hex and this is me helping you out, is for the Hex community to create a bot which upvotes Hex posts on Steem if the poster can confirm that they are staking Hex with a video or a picture.
Another thing I notice is, a lot of staking platforms now pay interest. This free interest could be used for people to experiment with Hex with only the risk of time. Example Tezos pays interest every few days which means people who hold Tezos can take that interest and play with Hex. If Hex ends up working out then they'll just have even more income.
The safest strategy of all is to get in by Bitcoin but the least safe seems to buy in with ETH unless of course the ETH is from staking. ETH will be switching to proof of stake soon.
I will monitor your videos for a while and see if you made any money with this.
Looking at the design of the game theory which I still do not fully understand, it looks like Hex is designed to replace the Bitcoin whales. Meaning the big wallets which don't claim their Hex, this Hex is redistributed to the Hex stakers. The longer stakers seem to get the most. The bigger stakers seem to get the most. So people discouraging people away from Hex could also make it so the Bitcoin big wallets also stay away from Hex which in the game theory seems like it benefits the ETH lobby entrants in Hex who stake. Hex seems to make the stakers kings of the economy.
This is actually innovative in terms of game theory. I just think that Hex, what exactly can they extend it to evolve into over time? Is it the beginning of something bigger like a sort of banking system with more services or is it just ever going to be what it is now? I cannot predict the future.
Bitconnect shut down because it was centralized. Hex is decentralized, and it doesn't look like it's so easy to shut down if it's even possible.
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The lowest risk ways to get people into Hex and this is me helping you out, is for the Hex community to create a bot which upvotes Hex posts on Steem if the poster can confirm that they are staking Hex with a video or a picture.
Another thing I notice is, a lot of staking platforms now pay interest. This free interest could be used for people to experiment with Hex with only the risk of time. Example Tezos pays interest every few days which means people who hold Tezos can take that interest and play with Hex. If Hex ends up working out then they'll just have even more income.
The safest strategy of all is to get in by Bitcoin but the least safe seems to buy in with ETH unless of course the ETH is from staking. ETH will be switching to proof of stake soon.
I will monitor your videos for a while and see if you made any money with this.
Looking at the design of the game theory which I still do not fully understand, it looks like Hex is designed to replace the Bitcoin whales. Meaning the big wallets which don't claim their Hex, this Hex is redistributed to the Hex stakers. The longer stakers seem to get the most. The bigger stakers seem to get the most. So people discouraging people away from Hex could also make it so the Bitcoin big wallets also stay away from Hex which in the game theory seems like it benefits the ETH lobby entrants in Hex who stake. Hex seems to make the stakers kings of the economy.
This is actually innovative in terms of game theory. I just think that Hex, what exactly can they extend it to evolve into over time? Is it the beginning of something bigger like a sort of banking system with more services or is it just ever going to be what it is now? I cannot predict the future.
Bitconnect shut down because it was centralized. Hex is decentralized, and it doesn't look like it's so easy to shut down if it's even possible.