Quote from: Jurassic39 on December 19, 2022, 05:53:18 PM

Quote from: o48o on December 18, 2022, 10:26:40 PM

Quote from: Jurassic39 on December 18, 2022, 07:27:38 AM

Thank you for your answers. But unlike one of the examples, people sold their BTC at maybe 20000 cause they bought it at 10000 or 5000. For the BFG nobody doesn't get BFG at a lower price than now cause we are at the lowest (or so) price ever.

Well BFG tokens have nothing to do with BTC or most altcoins out there. It has totally different tokenomics and slowly decreasing dividend system.
BFG wouldn't have any meaning without centralized betfury. You can't really compare buying and selling activity with btc or altcoins when fundamentals with bfg are so very different.

Who are selling is a wrong question. Right question is who is buying.

Thank you for all your smart answers.

About decreasing dividend system, until which thresold? at the top of staking I received 30 $ per day! today 4.5.

Thanks

In general, in the tokenomics of tokens such as BFG, there is no such sharp decline in staking revenues.
The decrease in staking income for any token is usually quite smooth and there are no such sudden changes. Of course, if we talk about the tokens themselves, without taking into account changes in its exchange rate against the dollar. Of course, such a picture is possible when the price of the token itself falls sharply. But such a sharp drop in the price of BFG in recent years, it seems, has not been. The exchange rate fluctuations were quite within acceptable limits. And now the token is recovering a bit in price.
So its not entirely clear why you write and reduce the income from staking by 6-7 times at once.