even for nodes, not just staking. To me anything over ~10% is too much and greatly impacts price action. The above calculator looks great but a bit complicated for me. Can someone help me understand source of these reward tokens, and yearly allocation for node rewards?
I'll make the next one much simpler. Remember that we're not talking about just staking APY on a big network. We're talking about delivering a service to enterprises. There is some degree of effort involved, which should be valued more than 10%. I've always said 20% minimum. Anything above is just profiting untill the masses come in and it will reach a fair market equilibrium for given service.
The effort is pretty much running a VPS and paying monthly. That alone isn't valued at ~20% APY. I'd be happy with <10% APY be it staking or running nodes.
With what @joen86 said I think it a high possiblity but just has you pointed anything above 10%it still cool 😎 as well
I await this, learning
For now it's not possible to run it on a VPS, it needs to be desktop (let's not go into why that is). I'm running a NUC minipc at home. I'm not saying it should take a lot of effort, but it's also not no effort at all. And it is valued highly. A NUC or even a VPS, it does cost a bit of money to run. Imho normal staking APY (for doing litteraly nothing) + earning back the cost to run at leas + the value you provide = at least 20%.
The inflow to get to 10% (with these rewards) would be roughly 30-50 million EWT. That's not even circulating. That would moon us. You can, without a single doubt expect a much higher APY. So in the long run the rewards will come down? Yes... because price will go up. APY and Price will become 100% communicating vessels.
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