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RE: LeoStrategy Token Buybacks | Re-Pegging After a 50% BTC Drawdown

The yield is still paid. It is paid directly into buybacks which drives the price up an equivalent amount

We gave this model a lot of time to prove that yield could create organic demand. It did not. The tokens have a very specific mechanism built-in for sustained periods of downturns

We could:

  1. Not do this and keep paying yield while the tokens deviate continuously (TTSLA was -60% deviated as of today)
  2. Temporarily divert stablecoin yield to buyback tokens cheap, perma-hold them in the RCBF and re-peg the assets. Then set stablecoin yield back to normal

Read the whole post please.

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And this solution is comming from the same genius mind that thought it was a good idea to sell that many tokens in a limited community, in a short time and think that by some magic that community has more money then they need and just keep buying them, u released the 3 tokenized tokens so close after eachother that u couldn't even know that the peg mechanism would work. Now with this u break the trust as u change the contract, that "Temporarily" is going to be everlasting as all those that now feel like the trust is gone will sell against u to just swallow an acceptable loss and be glad that they get at least that back. I stopped buying after i had that figured out, sadly i was in too deep with surge to just take my loss, so i used that yield for something else in the hope that i wouldn't get screwed again, but there goes my plan.

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