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RE: SEED Holdings Report #22 - Project owned HBD/SEED liquidity & more updates
I agree, but it is a psychosocial thing + it allows issuing new tokens for 1$ to new investors. It's the typical " its expensive thinking" and not thinking in shares.
Look shiba or doge. I think nobody of those investors thinks about i own x% of the token supply.
They like to see "I hold 1 000 000 Shiba".
But back to the point. If nobody sells it changes nothing but it would allow issuing some more tokens and get the fund bigger.
The thing about seed is 5$. Supply would go to 500k. Now, empo issue another 500k token to double the investment power.
Its also another thing, if you want to buy more, it's currently impossible :)
If empo issue now tokens, it involves to much math :P.
Expanding the fund is IMO the best thing that can happen, profit hive also because of the HBD part :)
Issuing new tokens could be a possibility, but not for 1$. Those tokens need to hold the real value, which is almost at 2,5$ as per the chart above. You talk about 'share', well early investors took a risk which is higher when investing in the fund today. Maybe that deserves a premium on new token value, like 3$. That said, I don't see any reason for SEED to issue new tokens. When SEED needs more liquidity, then the fund could go to the market and get some crypt loans. This morning someone in a YT vid told me these loans are dirt cheap at the moment. The cost of the loan is a cost to the fund which decreases profits, but the fund will have the liquidity needed to invest in new token launches. At some point, peeps will like to trade their SEED, but this is not the time.
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Tbh, I don't want the mentality of shiba holders there. They destroy the price in both directions. They're the first to complain when things go bad and the first to congratulate themselves when things go fine.
Issuing new tokens (amplifying the supply ratio) will come at a high premium for new investors (if that ever happens).
I prefer to keep things relatively easy. The fund will grow naturally when it's underlying assets held also grow in value.
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