@NateDuncanNBA A bit outdated now, but this makes the case that since National TV is such a big part of revenue now (and could have same number of National TV games), revenue hit would be pretty minimal (especially if audience interest goes up)
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@patio11 If high FICO users stopped having CCs, merchants may be less accepting of high int fees / may not accept CCs. So in addition to profiting from them directly, for banks, having high FICO users with rewards cards gives them leverage over merchants making the space more profitable
@patio11 Interchange fees in some ways are a cost borne by merchants paid to both issuers and consumers (rewards).
You could argue there’s a subsidy going the other way—merchants are willing to pay 3% fees *because* it gives them access to attractive customers (eg CSR holders)
@PetersonKai@DaneMooreNBA Kai to your point--my understanding is that if you use more than the taxpayer MLE, you are hard-capped at the first apron. So I think if we first used the full MLE, we would not be able to exceed the first apron to re-sign Naz / NAW
@mattyglesias Not saying it’s a great option, but these are yields in the token you stake—not in USD. So yeah, you can turn 10 AXS tokens into 15, but that 5 is just coming from them basically issuing 5 more—it’s all basically inflation. You’ll have 15 instead of 10, but in USD terms, no gain
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