I love the vision and the social impact is super awesome.
It’s just a proof of concept so, this it seems like it will give Engie some feedback as to what the payments back from beneficiaries look like, and how that could be worked into what would be realistic terms in the future.
My guess is - speculation - the EWT staked would be monetized (minted as a stable coin?), EWT would be locked, Engie would look to eventually pay back at least the principal stable coin loan amount to EWF, and in either case the community fund will provide the EWT interest. They will probably have low staking caps per individual DID so more investors can participate.
It will be interesting to see how the issue of real world cash flows vs EWT value in the future is tackled... Maybe for some DSLAs, the payment will remain in EWT… while in other situations, payment will come in a local currency and interest paid via stable coin (does this mean interest arrives as a ‘variable’ rate against EWT fluctuating value? - wherein the internet rate would be set in terms of stable coin value from the first moment staking begins?)… Looking forward to @realMichalBacia input on this in the coming weeks. ✌️
thanks for sharing this
For sure! 🙂
I agree however I wasn't excited on a 10% return. I get more from staking a stable coin without the lock up
Hey, why don’t you guys create a shared doc with all community questions related to token economics? A crowd-sourced FAQ/knowledge base? I’ll be happy to review and give answers
Good idea, time to collect em
I would love to know about holdings of and also tokens given to rmi, grid singularity and other partners
Guys so what is "consortia" staking ? What's the difference between that and the original staking? Do we know the APY ? Is there a cap on how many units can be staked ? Is there a medium link or something where I can read up
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