You can look at each one's account activity from 1-63 paid positions. Over the years it's a mix of hold, distribute rewards, and sell. It's reasonable to expect operations costs to be covered by sells. Many of the 21 reward approximately 80% of their earnings back to stakers.
We “sell” to cover the costs of our people and services. By “sell”, I mean we actually pay our team in EOS, and whether they hold or sell is up to them. To give you some numbers, last month as a BP we earned ~8k EOS as a BP, ~5k EOS went to pay “voter rewards” (meaning those EOS went back to token holders), and we distributed ~3k EOS to our team. That’s only the numbers for the EOS network, luckily we have 4 other networks we’re a BP on, Eden helped late last year, and have been working with the ENF on the blue papers to more adequately cover our costs. I don’t have any insights on other BPs.
IMHO “BP sell pressure” on the token price probably isn’t as big as people think it is. Most BPs today pay most of their rewards back to “voter rewards”.
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