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RE: My Strategy To Acquire EOS Tokens - Ether-Cost-Averaging

in #investment7 years ago (edited)

Renting kinda hard to get my head around. I used Hzn Nxt clone where you could lend out for interest with no counter party risk but this eventually got removed not sure why. EOS seems to be whale/large holders focused on both options when in itself is no bad thing but counts me out. Just gone to trade it when released.

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why would it be focused on whale/large holders? You can still hodl and profit from that.

Hiya, Trading agreed doesn't really matter, but for renting smaller amounts unless they allow some sort of combining option i don't see it working. Hope im wrong tho.

Pool will be formed, I'm sure.

yeah pool's work might need to be at least partially centralized hopefully no counter party risk. I might be thinking about this the wrong way sorry if i am.

I dont know if you're familiar with the waves lease model. Basically you're leasing your waves to a node and get back a % of profits. It is riskfree as your tokens never leave your wallet. I am leasing all of my tokens and it's not a large amount; if I would have a larger amount I would still get the same return, percentage wise. Now, if I understand it right, eos would do a similar thing.

yeah some smart solution like this,
been in crpyto for a while but don't have the time to keep updated on everything

I don't think anyone has the time or even capabilities to keep up with everything that's happening. It's hard enough to follow what's happening to a single project, let alone hundreds.