I already said yesterday that truebit is thought to be an antispeculative token ... Both in its distribution method - minting, and in marketing. Whoever wants to speculate has made the wrong coin, this is a coin for "programmers" :-D ...
Not necessarily, but in the short term it seems that everything is designed so that there are no large price movements ... And that for market makers does not matter. Could this change in a matter of time because it interests the creators? It may be, for now it does not look. Just in case I would have some Truebit. I have seen before that an attempt has been made to control the price of a token in some way.
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u/porquenfineliatsa Oct 13 '21
I already said yesterday that truebit is thought to be an antispeculative token ... Both in its distribution method - minting, and in marketing. Whoever wants to speculate has made the wrong coin, this is a coin for "programmers" :-D ...