Quote from: cuteman on September 03, 2017, 08:57:17 AM

Quote from: rafzalan on September 03, 2017, 08:37:08 AM

Quote from: justinballad on September 03, 2017, 08:13:57 AM

- From the official website's calculator (https://cryptonomos.com/wtt/calculator), you can get $0.02/day ($5.91/year) with 10 WTT token
- Giga Watt token ('s right of electrical power) will expire in 50 years
- 10 WTT token will profits about $300 eventually (5.91 * 50)

So 1 WTT is worth $30 (It excludes the rise of BTC/ETH/LTC. WTT token's profits are provided in BTC/ETH/LTC).
Is it correct? What do you think?

1WTT may makes 30$ in 50 years, OK
Why do you think, it should worth 30$ now?
Better approach is: if it makes 0.591$ yearly, then price could be (related to interest) min: 0.591/0.3=1.97$ to 0.591/0.05=11.82$
IMO 4$ ATM is a fair price

Don't think so. From tokens which I am renting out now I see less figure: income of $0.01/day for 10 tokens. They mentioned on the site that calculator is not precious and depends on various factors.
I think fair price is from 1.3 to 1.7$.

Then renting alone isn't the most enticing as an investor that missed the ICO. Its the secondary part of the value to me.

at this pt, the question for me is, how much higher is the incentive to buy (versus rent) these tokens for anyone that wants to mine?

EDIT: looks like there is a big difference (shown on first page, DUHHH, smh)...Even though I've looked over the white paper, somehow I managed to gloss over the incentive to send miners to GigaWatt.