comes just from staking which is very slow, while the selling pressure might be huge. What are the benefits for those who don’t want to sell their ANVL tokens for good profit?
Open orders
The price is determined by the open market. And I don't believe there is staking for ANVL as it is a governance token. So once there is a market for ANVL, the incentive to buy ANVL is for voting power in the protocol
MJ. Set your market value at $1 or whatever price you want amp to sale for and if it fills you can be done waiting and be thankful to AMPERA/Flexa Network/AMP for air dropping you Anvil
So I imagine large companies, institutions, or maybe nations, could be the largest holders of ANVL?
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Just whoever is staking AMP on flexa Network will only receive air drop Anvil one time and must be by the time the screenshot is taken. Anvil token once available for market buyer than whoever what to own Anvil will own it
Why not? Can't anybody buy AMP?
Would it make sense for large merchants to buy AMP?
Yeah but there’s not much need for them to
When crypto is v kosher in the us I’d guess more would
I wonder if companies now would actually be allowed to, versus personal wallets only maybe? But if ANVL was used for governance of something that would help shape the future of the digital payments space that they clearly a user of to benefit their company, maybe they would see it as a way to sway some decisions in their favor? So if ANVL whitepaper gets released, could we see larger merchants buy into AMP to gain influence?
This is just my guess but I’d look more at funds that have been participating in defi governance for years vs “large merchants” if I was hypothesizing over who would want anvil in the short term
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