Q. How is $OHM not a ponzi?

A. $OHM is completely transparent and generates revenues beyond bond sales.

~$30k/day ($11 mm annualized) from trading fees and it could generate another $3 mm / yr on its stablecoin balance, assuming 11% yields.

👇

$14 mm / year WITHOUT bond sales Image
There are roughly 1 million $OHM in circulation so $14/OHM is the non bond revenue/OHM/yr

Non bond revenue per $OHM / price per $OHM = 14/415 = 3.4%

Without ANY external capital inflows, $OHM holders can realize a 3.4% dividend yield right now.

Ponzi schemes cannot do this. Image
Q. But these trading and yield farming revenues are less than 10% of total rev, what about that?

A. $OHM is less than 4 months old and it’s in an expansionary phase. It’s treasure balance is barely $30 mm with liquidity barely $65 mm.

Over time non bond revenue % should ⬆️ Image
Q. How will $OHM increase its utility and diversify revenues?

A. There are “several” initiatives and partnerships in various stages.

I’m going to cover one of those initiatives called #odyssey which is a 3D museum and auction house for NFTs. ImageImageImageImage
Q. How will #odyssey increase $OHM’s non bond revenue?

A. Olympus treasury will earn 33.33% royalties from Ohmie auction house sales. 33.33% will go to #odyssey treasury and 33.33% to the artist.

Check out #odyssey FAQs for more and follow @DaoOdyssey

highfalutin-eucalyptus-4d4.notion.site/Odyssey-FAQ-1-…
Q. Is there an ELI5 on #odyssey and this whole intersection between $OHM and NFTs?

There’s this 5 min video. Other than that follow @Memetics33.

So far two Olympus NFTs already sold for $35k+.

@DimitriDaniloff is working on a few genesis NFTs.

Q. What can I expect from the first Odyssey NFTs?

Dimitri is turning 2,000+ year old greek artifacts into 3D Programmatic art. He is working with a Greek archeologist to make this happen.

Check out his Instagram page to get a sense of what’s coming. instagram.com/dimitridanilof… Image
Q. Ok so $OHM non bond revenue = trading fees, yield farming and NFT auctions?

A. Not quite. There are many more projects Ohmies are working on.

I can’t share details of everything but if you’d like to find out, join our DAO server and contribute.

discord.gg/olympuswork

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