Quote from: visionoflife on April 18, 2019, 01:58:49 AM

If I am the FUTC holder, what is my strategy to claim the coins in the smart contract please? Say regularly? Monthly, Quarterly or Mining situation?

It's a great question. Given the novelty of this technology there is really no strategic precedent as yet for how often or how much you'd want to claim. I can think of a few examples where strategy may differ off the top of my head however:

1) Claim the tokens regularly: if you are looking to sell FUTC at some point on exchange, as I imagine most people will be, claiming the tokens regularly will be important as you don't want to sell "full" FUTC for the same cost as "empty" FUTC alongside such tokens on the exchange. Also, the exchange if it is centralised may choose to mine your tokens out of FUTC if you leave it for a long time there (and in the event you take the FUTC off the exchange unsold, will almost certainly not give you back the exact same FUTC that you put on the exchange initially as they tend to "pool" assets while they are being traded in a single holding wallet), so be mindful of this as it fundamentally differs from the approach to trading conventionally-built ERC tokens. Another consideration here is that you may be more interested in "recycling" the value you receive from the claim into the FUTR FUTX or the FUTB or the FUTM contracts, and this would I imagine be the dominant reason for claiming often.

2) Never claim the tokens (or don't claim the tokens for very long periods of time): assuming this innovation takes off - and that is by no means a certainty at all, but if it does - then you will receive a lot of tokens into the FUTC smart contract. In such an instance, it is possible to imagine various Bitcointalk and other forum boards of buyers looking for OTC deals for "full" FUTC. In this event, you will want to keep a few of your FUTC full of tokens so that you can achieve a one-time higher price point for the sale of your FUTC OTC. It is also entirely possible that if many developers begin designing similar contracts that exchanges will set up different markets where "75% full" or "50% full" etc. smart contracts are traded in different markets to each other despite being of the same contract code. In this event too you would probably want to not mine all the tokens since inception, as ">90% full" tokens, one would logically assume, would fetch a far higher price point than say, "50% full" tokens.

This is the best I can do to answer your question as completely as possible for now. Time will of course tell how the market plays this one out. Nice observation though Cool