Do you know the difference between push marketing versus pull marketing? You should look into the difference, because almost all cryptocurrencies use PUSH marketing.
The HEX/COM Fusion uses PULL marketing.
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Next week there should be 700,000 LCD tablets have been donated to charity but not yet given away. 100k were given away already. That's about $10,500,000 of value at retail prices. Should they sell some to fund outreach? How can you help get them where they will make a positive impact in the world?
The messaging alongside the device is totally vital and the impact of the device on the world will be directly tied to the impact of the messaging alongside it. I think 200k of them might have magnets, for sticking on refrigerators.
Getting them in the right hands, or having some great mechanics alongside them would make the outreach more effective. Just handing out free devices randomly doesn't work. I've seen youtubers doing lots of raffles? So I guess raffles work? What else might work?
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It's been a little over 1 year since the HEX staking rate was cut by the mass staking activity from the OA.
The effects of this rate cut can be visualised beautifully on the MAXI pooled stake token backing values.
I've spent the last day or so updating my projection charts to use the last year or so of lower HEX earnings data to project where these stakes will land when they finish.
Here you can see:
- The historic behaviour of the price of these tokens vs their actual stake backing
- Their projected future earnings based on a current stake cycle exponential regression
- Projected future price fluctuations around the backing (purely decorative)
- See and sort by effective APY if you buy today & hold until stake end (caused by discounts vs backing)
- You can zoom out to see these projections through multiple stake cycles all the way up until the end of the MAXI stake (for like-for-like comparison).
This takes into account the historic daily increase in share rate since the rate cut last year as a "decay factor" applied to future stake starts to project the decline in earnings potential. Essential for short stake pools like BASE, which see a ~30% reduction in earnings vs if this wasn't applied.
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It's no longer trivial which of these stake pools is undervalued.
Some have entered their 2nd, 3rd or 4th cycle. Stakes that are closer to ending, with even slight price discounts, can represent disproportionate APYs vs more obvious discounted pools like DECI.
See all the screenshots in the comments.
Message me if you want access to these charts :P