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If I own NMR with no intent of staking and participating, its only utility is to eventually sell to data scientists who want to stake additional NMR?

The weekly incentive for any participation is currently $3000 and 1510 NMR, so about $45,000 total per week to "fuel" the predictions and staking?

Is there an expected/projected weekly incentive amount for when the hedge fund eventually has $1B in worth?

After the last few ICOs I really think developers should be rethinking the approaches used.

The should be a 24 hour window where anyone can commit their ETH to the ICO. After that 24 hour window, the total amounts of tokens is distributed proportionally to all ETH committers.

Example...

-ICO hard cap of $10 million

-$100 million of ETH collectively committed

-Alice committed $10,000 but will now receive $1000 worth of tokens (reduced, but proportional)

-$9000 of ETH returned to Alice

Everyone is able to participate. It's not perfect because whales will win the most tokens if the project is undervalued. Thoughts?

Edit: u/ItsAConspiracy wrote code for this a in 2016 http://www.bl

Hello all!

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