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(2) it allows smaller wallets to grow bigger over time, and at an increasing rate. Collectively, holding SiFi serves as a high interest community savings account.
Aside from the errors in link pointed by two users above, I'd like to know how is this achievable. As the interests is compounded and applies universally to every token holders, someone's wallet will always receive the same percentage of interest, disregarding what he accumulate, because that "growth" he got (in percentage compared to total interest distributed) were also experienced by every other token holders. The numbers of interest he got is percentage-ly the same everytime.
So in a scenario where everybody hold their token (as you state yourself on the earlier part of the paragraph I snipped) the claim of "increasing rate" is misleading.
This will only be true if they can make it in the market.
But based on my impression, this is just another failed project in the making.
Offering good returns without solid foundation? Now, that's scary to touch.
They should fix those errors first and have decent website working before offering any increase of investments here.