@cryptolad1256 Welcome Fren
solving liquidity is the challenge for many projects. i.e. exchanges is about attracting enough players to bet higher amounts.
Liquidity pools haven't really worked to date.
Check out https://t.co/BvznQbKU5J
DM to get some WGR to test it out
Bezos says "customer" 16 times in this interview. That's why Amazon wins.
Now replace "Internet" with "Web3"
Imagine a Web3 founder saying:
"I don't care if we're considered a Web3 company. I care about delivering the best customer experience."
Does any Web3 company say this?
@jagmot80 @northernsage I think an insurance fund makes sense for inevitable errors or whatever.
I'm thinking that if there is ever a siutaion like luna where there is a loss of faith the collateral would be able to be deployed to buy WGR to support/give faith to users
@northernsage Of course. to be clear the dev fund generates WGR.
So the treasury is not a priority over users it's the result of more users/volume.
My question was around setting aside some of the treasury to act something like collateral in the system. possibly like insurance/backstop
big volume on Wagerr will only come from people trusting the system. A new user isn't going to put large sums through something they either don't understand or don't trust.
That requires education and time
The innovation is there, people will just recognise it at different times.
But sooner or later it will be in the numbers and you will have seen it all along.
patience will be rewarded.
Whilst the markets move up and down and around.
Know that progress continues.
I have line of sight on increased volume and increased burn.
The pieces of the puzzle are coming together. I'm not talking about just "assumed" demand with a better feature set.
1/ There are no other constitutional rights in substance without freedom to transact
Being meaning to write this for 6 months, but the Canadian response to the trucker protests is illustrating this so vividly, that today is the day.