Here's how the top 10 #OsmosisZone pools stack up after factoring in inflation, fees, APRs & incentives.
Green = better than staking
Red = worse than staking
Read on for a link to my spreadsheet and explanation/notes.
Observations:
-Staking $OSMO is still bad. Stride MEV won't make much of a difference ($2k a day extra income split between all stakers is less than 0.1% extra)
-Pooling $EVMOS, $ATOM and $JUNO worse than staking.
-Pooling $STARS, $CRO or any AXL tokens good. USDC/OSMO pool great
Why is this different to Dexmos / APRs? Because it accounts for inflation. (as well as pool fees, external rewards etc). Basically, if you have 10% APR, but inflation is more than 10%, you're losing money. As you can see, not accounting for inflation gives very different returns.
This is how the spreadsheet works. The instructions are on the right, simply fill in the yellow boxes.
And if you want to compare multiple pools, just change the values in sheet 2
Notes: 1) I assumed USD stablecoin inflation to be 8.3% in line with USD actual inflation 2) I couldn't figure out how ATOM/stATOM or other stride pools would work so I've left them out. 3) I used 40% for JUNO APR even though it's currently more like 28%
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Here's an interesting table that takes #CosmosEcosystem#crypto and compares the amounts being unbonded to the total circulating supply, as well as to the currently unbonded supply. If you hold $KUJI in particular, but also $JUNO, $AKT or $SCRT you may want to read below:
1. So, a fairly safe assumption is that any coins being unbonded are doing so to predominantly be sold. Some may be being moved to DeFi or liquid staking protocols, but I think that's a small percentage.
2. By staking a coin, it's taken out of circulation for a while. The pool that can be bought/sold becomes smaller, and therefore any buy or sell pressure has a stronger effect on price.
Rebus is a chain built on Cosmos SDK and using Tendermint consensus (like everything else in the Cosmos Ecosystem). It's aimed at bringing TradFi banks and investors into Crypto. Let's start with a few assumptions on which Rebus success is based.
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Assumption 1: Crypto will grow substantially. This is fair, as crypto MC is 5% of S&P500 MC and 10% of gold MC. $BTC in itself is about 5% of gold MC.
I agree with this assumption - however, chains that have growth potential without total crypto MC growing are better.
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Firstly, a disclaimer. After compiling what I needed to see, I bought a small high-risk-high-return $Kuji bag a few days ago as mostly a long term hold. This isn't a shill, it's me "placing my money where my mouth is". Maybe your assessment of the situation will be different.
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I'm sensing a bit of $JUNO hype again. Some people are calling for a return to ATH; 9x from here. My take is based on the graph below (JUNO vs ATOM). Its ATH was 1.5x $ATOM, with plateaus either side at around the 1:1 area. I wouldn't be surprised if it regained parity soon...
... but I'd be surprised if $JUNO moons without more money coming in and raising the atom price concurrently.
I decided to figure out how often I should be compounding my #CosmosEcosystem staking rewards, and it's actually nowhere near as often as I thought:
I was also surprised to learn the following about some popular #IBCgang coins, including which coin 100% shouldn't be staked...
1. Background: All Proof-of-Stake coins in circulation are effected by inflation, and then the staked coins receive those newly created coins as rewards. Starting with Juno...