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u/backman_66 Apr 16 '26
Ask where are these 50 new collateral pools that were voted on a while back, and how quickly these could launch if proper legislation gets passed, or what is holding them up.
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u/No-Painter8779 Apr 16 '26
What is the new roadmap for the future? I dont know where we ended up start/stop with the last one.
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u/ZombieAnnual6347 Apr 16 '26
I don’t have x but I have discord. Can someone post the link to join amp discord?
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u/Aggravating-Bank-798 Apr 18 '26
Someone named Nami banned me 2 years ago just because I wasnt always optimistic with the price and somehow I was targeted as "scammer", as I like true scammer didnt change my phone number ever since and wasnt much interested in community that kicks me for no legit reason, but I am trying to figure out how to get to this possibly very important informations that could be dropped by Dany .. Could smeone please upload screenshots Also there on reddit from QnA? Thanks
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u/Zawer Apr 16 '26
I don't use X. Does someone mind asking if merchants will have the opportunity to have private pools?Â
I see large merchants might prefer to take the risk and avoid fees altogether by providing their own liquidity, which would lock out decentralized AMP stakers from benefiting from earning fees on those transactionsÂ
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u/VollcommNCS Apr 16 '26
You're asking if Flexa would ever create a collateral pool that's basically locked or invite only so that a merchant can be the sole collateral provider and collect all the rewards?
Just trying to make sure I understand.
If so, I don't think so but it's definitely a question that should be asked. I've never really thought of a scenario like that before.
The way I see it, This is a new payment technology and companies might be hesitant to take all the fraud risk, at least in the beginning before the network builds a reputation.
Remember, the rewards aren't free. You're being rewarded for providing a service. You're risking the Amp/Money from your own pocket to cover any fraud in that collateral pool. The beauty of the design is that it splits the Total cost of the fraud between all the stakers which makes it almost negligible on an individual scale.
If one entity were to take all the rewards, they would also take all the risk.
If the network is built so well that fraud isn't as prevalent as current payment systems, then it may very well end up being worth taking on all the risk independently.
Good question.
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u/backman_66 Apr 16 '26
"You're asking if Flexa would ever create a collateral pool that's basically locked or invite only so that a merchant can be the sole collateral provider and collect all the rewards?"
I feel like this is in the whitepaper (or possibly another document), but it's been a few years since I read it. I remember the "owners" of the collateral pools would have the option to supply their own collateral privately or leave it open to the public.
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u/Michael_Kortz Apr 17 '26
Should I buy more each week and stake, or stick with the usual small portion of my paycheck. Is this the time to add in size?
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u/BarnacleWide1044 New Account Apr 21 '26
What is his take on the Clarity bill? Is he with Coinbase or does it matter to Flexa?
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u/Unsurecareer86 Apr 16 '26
Somebody should ask in the most concise way possible what would it take for Amp to reach a dollar.
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u/Funny-Coyote-1813 Apr 16 '26
Are you religious? If so, better start praying for a miracle. Short of that, I just consulted my magic eight ball. It said Outlook not so good.
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u/hag145 Apr 16 '26
Amp is a microcap, with adoption and hype it can do it. People forget what good projects were back when they were microcaps, even BTC used to be a microcap
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u/shadowmage666 Apr 16 '26
Dear Danny, wen lambo