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How/Why would someone end up holding FBCH, that's the nut

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would some bch holders be interested in donating BCH as incentive for others to lock up BCH

if I offered 1 BCH as incentive for people to create 100 FBCH, would people bite, would 1% profit be enough incentive, how about 10%? would it make someone buy spot BCH just so they can lock it up and claim the bonus?

what if we collectively funded a flipstarter that would create 1000 BCH incentive for 100,000 BCH lockups

what if it could be handed to a DAO that would vary the % offered based on whether people are taking the offers or no

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The rate of return on a coupon increases slightly with every block. People may not lock a coin for 1000 blocks for 1% return, but they might lock a coin for 500 blocks for the exact same utxo coupon for a 2% return.

the world is without doubt too centralized and has too many middle men. but to go the extreme opposite and build things without middle men is equally not ideal. aim to instead allow democratization of adding value. a central party that is trusted, but not completely trusted. a party that can stop payments to a volunteer that stopped working for instance. without them being able to take the funds outright. the democratization comes from this task being able to be done with less trust and thus much easier to transfer to a better choice with little effort

If this could turn into a marketing tool where noobs could be attracted by making easy money that would be awesome!

What is the FBCH that is created? What would its value be? That it's worth more than current BCH at the time it is locked up? So if I locked one BCH today and then one BCH this time next year and held both until 2030, the first BCH I locked would be worth more in 2030 than the one I locked the following year. Is that correct? If that's right wouldn't a trading market evolve for future BCH some how?

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