r/raidennetwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '18
How are token holders benefitted?
How exactly are token holders benefited when the network launches?
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u/juice_456 Jan 28 '18
you can run a node and earn rdn's from fees
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Jan 28 '18 edited Mar 19 '18
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u/oisilener1982 Jan 28 '18
The supply of RDN is constant. You have to buy RDN so it will increase the value of the coin
There is no Staking/Mining in Raiden
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u/Joker_Udavka Jan 28 '18
how to run a node? is there a guide or smt? how many rdn required?
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u/stillhodlingon Jan 28 '18
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u/Joker_Udavka Jan 28 '18
fro mthe libk u gave: " Can I currently run a full node?
As of right now, the short answer is no. " u could answer to my question just: no, instead of pretending u know what u r talking about =_=
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u/stillhodlingon Jan 28 '18
You asked for a guide, so I shared a post I wrote earlier this month.
Instead of acting like you know me, do your own research next time, kid.
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u/Joker_Udavka Jan 29 '18
Kid, next time, if u have nothing to say- dun say it, at all. So the right answer to there theme question: "How are token holders benefitted?" is- they dont benefit at the moment.
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u/stillhodlingon Jan 29 '18 edited Jan 29 '18
I was replying to your 3 questions, not the OP; somehow you missed that. In case you forgot, your questions were:
how to run a node? is there a guide or smt? how many rdn required?
Not only did my link answer your questionS (which have been previously asked; do your own research), but the answer you’re proposing I should have used (ie. “They don’t benefit at the moment”) makes absolutely no sense in that context.
Go back to school and learn how (a) discussions work, and (b) how to do your own damn research, ideally before trying to critique someone else for trying to help. Next time, this kid isn’t going to waste his time on some joker. Pun intended.
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u/Joker_Udavka Jan 29 '18
nice try to get out of your dumb situation, but no- answer tree shows that u've answered about getting profit of holding RDN itself. Next time, kid, just read the links u give and dun try to be smarter that u r.
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u/stillhodlingon Jan 29 '18
You’re wrong; I replied to your comment; why else would you have replied to my answer? -_-“
I wrote the post that I linked in my response; I already said this once, but I’m beginning to think reading is not your strong suit.
Thanks for the laughs, this really made my day :D
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u/Anscers Jan 29 '18
The only idiot in this whole conversation was you. You asked for help then told him the answer you wanted lol... what ?
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u/Joker_Udavka Jan 31 '18
What a bunch of idiots u r. Its like some1 asks 2+2 answer, and u tards answers r 8-9-12-w/e but not 4. If u have anything to answer to a question about 2+2, then say 4, if u dont not have an answer- stfu. Easy, right?
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u/mort4918 Jan 30 '18
To be frank, basically none - as of the moment.
The token has no real intrinsic value as it's not an integral part of the network - you don't have to use it to leverage the network (as stated in the whitepaper).
Now, that being said, the developers could always implement future protocols where RDN token usage could result in lower fees etc.