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RE: What has a better return CTPM or WORKERBEE?

in LeoFinance5 years ago

How does the inflation of miners for WORKERBEE and CTPM compare to each other?

The current data you definitely shows that CTP would give a higher ROI given the current prices. While I do think CTP prices will still go up, do you think WORKERBEE and BEE prices will go up? Right now, I can only see BEE and WORKERBEE as a passive investment and additionally for more voting power in regards to witnesses. I am not really tempted to invest in BEE or WORKERBEE directly as I am not running a witness. I set a buy order for CTPM before prices exploded so I think it will expire and not fill.

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I guess once the diesel pool which the HE is working in kicks in , BEE will be needed as fees for the community owners to get their pools so yeah maybe at that time BEE will increase in price too.

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I was thinking that one of HE best points is the fact that we only paid in RCs, but eventually to make it more sustainable, fees might have to be put in place. I thought that by promoting HIVE, the price of BEE would naturally rise as it is used to create communities and vote for witnesses. So there wouldn't be much point in add fees, but we never know what will happen.

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I agree .
Yesterday on twitter I heard about the concept of tradable RC in secondary market , I love the idea . It will help Hive .

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When I look at the supply in miners I believe that there will be more people buying workerbee to secure witness spots. That meanst that the APR for these miners will get lower and lower.

It's the same in a way for CTPM but I believe that there won't be as much demand for miners as for workerbees.

What is important to understand is that the more miners are sold and staked, the less each miner will earn.

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