Atoms use to be called XPYBiTS and were used to crowd fund the V2 platform. The Atom are only available by bidding on them on the Ionomy platform. Atoms will produce daily Electons at 10 Atoms per 1 Electron. The Electrons can be used on Stakers to double your stake rate.
Where does this extra staking power magically come from? I don't understand how a "coin" or "token" not on the blockchain can double the amount of coins you mint.
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN THIS?
I believe they will be putting the staking coins into master nodes and using the return on those to payout to the stakers.
So why don't they just encourage users to have their own masternodes to get higher rewards themselves rather than take customers coins to profit? Why did they not just give those with xpy amounts their own masternodes for a year... why don't they give the power and pure profit generation to the customers they charged for ion? I'm changing my stance adam matlack is honestly greedy scum. Wool over your eyes with profits.
You do realise that the stakers are just entries on a webpage right... a graphic icon if you will? There is no staker address that locks them... THEY LOCK THEM and don't let access to them.
They then take all the small fund amounts people put in stakers and make masternodes themselves and profit again on the coins you purchased from them. Can you all not see this? Can you all not see the problem with it?
They do/will encourage users to run their own, they will be releasing documentation after the launch to show you how to run one. Not everyone can afford to run one, so by allowing users to boost their stake rate, they can have master node type returns without the 20000 ions.