Letβs break it all down + explain how to make certain decisions:
3/ Game Basics.
10,000 Gen 0 NFTs minted via ETH.
40,000 Gen 1 NFTs minted via $WOOL.
90% of them are Sheep. 10% are Wolves.
4/ Staking Basics.
Staked Sheep accumulate 10,000 $WOOL / day.
Staked Wolves accumulate $WOOL in two ways:
1. A proportion of the 20% claiming tax paid by any Sheep claiming their $WOOL.
2. A proportion of the stolen $WOOL when Sheep are unstaked.
5/ Additional Staked Wolves Benefit.
Staked Wolves have a 10% chance of stealing newly minted Gen 1 NFTs.
The Wolf Alpha value decides which Wolf receives the stolen NFT.
6/ $WOOL utility.
$WOOL can be used to mint new Wolf Game NFTs aka Gen 1 Sheeps and Wolves.
There is a maximum 5 billion $WOOL.
There are a possible 40,000 Gen 1 NFTs made up of 10% Wolves and 90% Sheep.
7/ Wolves Alpha Values.
Each wolf has an Alpha Value.
Higher Alpha =>
1. Higher portion of $WOOL the Wolf earns from Sheep claim taxes 2. Higher probability to receive a stolen Gen 1 NFT
8/ Decision 1: Why buy Sheep?
Sheep has a steady flow of $WOOL through staking.
If more people buy into the game, both Sheep tokens and $WOOL tokens become more valuable.
Current APY of 30,000% is insane. More return than Gen CyberKongz.
9/ Decision 2: Why buy a Wolf?
Here, you are betting on one of three cases:
1. Sheep want to either claim their $WOOL to sell 2. Sheep want to unstake their sheep entirely to sell 3. More new Gen 1 NFTs will be minted with $WOOL
10/ Decision 3: Why buy $WOOL?
$WOOL is a bet that more people will want to partake in the tokenomics of the Wolf Game.
Tactically, you can buy $WOOL to mint a new Gen 1 NFT to partake in the games.
1/ Flash Loan attacks are a crypto-specific attack where people can take advantage of market arbitrage within different exchanges w/o any leverage while risking only the gas fee of the transaction.
2/ The person behind the Flash Loan attack will code up a smart contract to borrow a lot of money from multiple sources and return said money within the same transaction. Thus there is no risk for either the borrower OR the seller.
1/ Coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu are meme coins fueled by fomo and the desire to get rich quick. It's the ultimate legal Ponzi scheme β> folks buy because they think others will buy as well. No utility.
2/ What's another space that is fueled by fomo and the desire to get rich quick? NFTs!!
When retail investors paper hand and take profits from Shiba Inu, they will want to find the next "get rich quick asset".