Slippage on tokens makes me not want to buy them most of the time. 

Personal note:
Went to swap $1000 to $NOUNS and hit a 14% slippage
Swapping to $100 brought it to 3%
Swapping to $80 brought it to 2%

I spent $80 instead of $1000 on the token because of the slippage. I think we should look at adding a bit of liquidity too before we see the next rush of $nouns users 

cc @noun40 @sams

Nouns Esports, Public Goods, NMN Producer

yess could anyone help with making this “provide liquidity to $nouns” a one click easy set it and forget it thing? maybe i just don’t know what the right tool to use it. i have both eth and $nouns and would gladly do it and even be okay with eating some degree of impermanent loss but i don’t want to be tweaking prices day to day or be losing too much money that it goes to zero

Sustainably this would only work if there were incentives provided for LPing $nouns,  although the Treasury could do it at scale and not require incentives. 

I’m of the opinion that we should turn all (or at least most) of our Treasury Nouns into $Nouns.

Nouns

I had a lot and then it seemed like the community bailed on it so I sold. Good to see the community rallying again.

I am more and more in favor of people growing on /nouns and earning their first noun. I am personally at around 530k tokens now and slowly getting to my first $nouns noun keeps me motivated