Hello. I am fairly new to the osmosis liquidity pools and have some questions that someone here can probably answer.
How do the rewards get distributed?
I have scoured the internet and cannot figure it out. So I will just explain it here and hope someone answers...
I am invested into Osmosis Pool #1 - Atom/Osmo I superfluid stake the Osmo.
The reward calculation says 19%APY Comprised of: - Fees ~ 2.5 % - superfluid staking ~ 3.5 % - External added osmo ~ 13 %
OK. That all sounds great. I do get a daily distribution in osmosis - BUT!!!
Every attempt to calculate the APY based on the daily distribution of OSMO received is way lower than 19%.
My calculation is: (daily reward X 365) / (OSMO LP Balance X 2) and that comes out to something like 8% APY.
SO. What am I missing?
I am used to LP shares gaining value from the FEES in other protocols... Do the LP shares in OSMOS gain the fees so the Atom/Osmo value grows?
Either way, that still wouldn't explain an 8% APY... as the External Added Osmo is supposed to be 13%
Anyone? Thank you?
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both cosmos and polkadot share the purpose of being interoperable they have a lot of similarities but also a handful of differences
one of the weakness of cosmos is there’s a potential of traffic once it overloads because of its architecture cosmos also have lots of competitors that might be stealing some market share
on the other hand polkadot’s technology allows for a more flexible approach depending on whatever your purpose is something to note is that polkadot had been hacked before it’s to see yet if they improved on their security or not
I did not know about a hack on Dot. I will look into that. Though, being hacked isn't always a dealbreaker in crypto as everything eventually seems to get hacked sooner or later. ETH forked, btc forked, etc; Almost like a hack is a rite of passage.. It's the response to the hack that matters and can even be a positive from what I have seen. Thanks for the info, have a merit
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I am interested in expanding my investment portfolio and have found some interest in interchain operable projects such as polkaDOT and COSMOS. I have really only looked into these 2 options as the market caps are in the range of where I would like to invest, meaning: significant funding for development, large community support, institutional interest, room for price growth.
One of the most attractive parts of these projects is the staking rewards, and seemingly endless airdrops. It almost seems like a no-brainer to get involved in one of these projects now that the crypto winter is coming to an end. Staking APY along with price growth is unreal: Dot ~ 11% and Cosmos ~ 20%.
I currently am leaning towards Cosmos because, on the surface, it seems to offer better rewards: double staking rewards, airdropped projects like Celestia... But something has to be going on for polkaDOT as the marketcap is nearly 2X that of Cosmos. So I am obviously missing something.
Anyways, I am looking for input from the community.
Which one do you believe has a better potential? What are the pros and cons of each? Or simply, which one would you choose and why?
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Got some post fork Satori’s, dm offers , may potentially swap for something I like?? no stupid time wasting offer’s please
Please provide more details. How many do you have available and what are you looking to get for one or the lot? Thank you. Agreed. Need more details - I am interested. Paying btc, usdt, or a silver/gold swap. Got a bunch of 10oz bars.
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Did too many people get burned too bad this time?
I don't think the number of people who got burned matters that much. It's rather the perception of crypto. After Mt. Gox came a new wave of hope, new hype, new narratives. What will come after this crypto winter? More and more people see that crypto is not useful. That almost all crypto activity is trading one crypto asset for another in some sort of casino. Crypto is not making people's daily lives better. It's not used in real world finance or other practical applications. Yes, thank you for expanding. It's the perception of crypto I am most concerned about, and unfortunately, it's hard not to agree with the rest. Idk, this winter is a tough one. It was already on edge after luna, and now the FTX bs. I never used FTX, so don't care that much, but I'm just sick to death of watching this stuff happen over and over again. Watching all the people we convinced to get into crypto get wrecked. I fear, many people will hate BTC once FTX settles - That it will become taboo to talk about again. On the other hand, I appreciate all the replies of encouragement and telling me I should know better - I shouldSometimes, a person just needs/wants a reminderThe loss of 20k BTC Kinda hit me hard psychologically the other day. I had really believed that it would hold, even with ftx fallout. Then the whole stock-flow thing failing, watching my bags grow substantially while the value drops precipitously... Typical stuff, we have been here before. Like I said, at least another year of winter to go. Prepare accordingly. Store those coins, get those discounts, set flash crash orders, stake those bags, avoid margin, lend USDT... and sooner or later times will be better. Thanks guys!
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After almost 9 years of playing around with bitcoin and cryptos I have nearly seen it all.
The Fall of Mt. Gox was all the rage, the crypto markets collapsed for years, and yet, it seemed like there was just so much more potential during that time, so much excitement and shilling... The markets collapsed, but the communities were strong.
Now seems different...
The crypto winter kicked off and the first casualty was Luna... 6 months later we watched Ftx collapse, and now many "Trustworthy" and "Safe" exchanges are playing games with user funds due to the mismanagement of assets and too much exposure to Ftx. What happens next?
Did too many people get burned too bad this time?
Is the negative outlook too much now?
I worry that this may be the beginning of the end to many long lasting projects and potentially bitcoin itself... This crypto winter has at least another year to run its course and we are still watching the FTX fallout unravel. It's some tough times, indeed... All the bags of worthless tokens that were once projects of potential.
Anyone out there have words of encouragement regarding the future of crypto? Anything the future holds to look forward to?
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All this is great advice...
Except this is crypto. The only good advice that has been time tested is this....
Learn to HODL
It's tougher than you may believe.
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.0115 btc
Winning bid. I'll pm you. Thanks.
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My Bid .0101BTC
I didn't see any min bid increments..
Yeah I suppose I didn't put any... this might be my first auction, I'm kind of lacking on the process... I guess I should clarify. - How about going forward the min bid increment is 0.001BTC. edit: Since im adding/changing rules - the min bid increment can be 0.0001 BTC- as for snipping, with about 4hrs left, any bid within last 15mins adds 15mins to the end time. (I get the feeling there might be someone with this idea in mind) - Payment due when auction ends. - I will ship out tomorrow Morning.
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I'll bid .01
Ballhog69
Edit: assuming they are funded?
Yes, they are funded. I probably should have clarified that
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Hi, Can u please post the serials of these coins?
Thank You.
Sure, all are out of 125. I actually might have bought these from you Gold colored dash (3x) - 63/67/72 Silver colored dash (2x) - 104/118 Litecoin - 94
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I have some physical crypto coins I gathered over the past year that I'm looking to get rid of. They are in capsule and holograms are intact 5x - 0.25 DASH = 1.25 Dash 1x - 0.5 LTC Starting Bid 0.01BTC Shipping included within USA. Auction ends @ 5pm est.
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Thanks guys. I was kinda panicking at first.
Using the Mycelium app scanner got this baby taken care of in one easy scan.
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This is my first time peeling a coin and i'm having issues. I would believe that the collectible community would be able to help.
I have a self loadable denarium coin that I put some btc on. I used the wallet card with the address provided.
When I peel the sticker, and input the private key, it doesn't load the correct address with the btc.
The sticker E#### code matches the wallet code so It should be right.
Anyone with an idea of what to do??
EDIT:
Seems like I need to convert the private key to a compressed WIF format... Anyone know how to do this
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Confirming item was delivered. I just sent over the payment to the address provided.
Much appreciated.
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Interesting... These look pretty cool. Does someone have to buy all 13 or are you willing to split it up?
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Discussed with buyer, I will ship first w/o escrow for agreed upon amount of 0.7 ETH paid on delivery.
Mr.Ease please PM me your shipping details, I will send this out tomorrow.
Agreed. PMing details.
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0.7Eth Shipping incl. + escrow/ or I receive first before payment. (hard to trust new users on this forum)
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