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This is a follow up thread to my cast earlier today… Why I don’t think it’s the best strategy to be selling a majority of your Moxie Earnings. These are just my thoughts and NFA. I won’t be able to express everything in this cast. A 🧵 I’m sure I’ll mess this up Please try to read all the way through 1-8
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5-8 -The Fan Token mechanisms are unique. The combination of an initial auction for fair and evenly distributed pricing, a logarithmic bonding curve, with aggressive built in buy and burn mechanisms provides a system with asymmetric risk-reward on the Moxie value of the fan tokens. In other words, if you buy at auction, you are much more likely to gain underlying Moxie than lose it. With the aggressive buy and burns, there is a built in “price floor.” There is more moxie locked than claims against it from fan tokens. There will always be exit liquidity, essentially un-ruggable. This is why I had no hesitation to lock large quantities at the start of a bull run. This is all of course, independent of the underlying Moxie price itself. There is risk there, but again, I think it’s asymmetric.
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I have a lot of interest in 'Moxie' because of this function, I actually made a big investment of my own. I agree with you!
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"There is more moxie locked than claims against it from fan tokens" - where can I see that? do you know/think that this is by intentional design or an unintended secondary effect?
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