As a rule of thumb, the tokens do about 3% yield annually over the average token price. This is not written in stone.
With 2,000 tokens, that would amount to about $15 annually. Not bad in a zero percent environment.
But with 2,000 tokens, your main interest will be focussed on token price increase. That depends largely on the development of the trading volume at COSS Exchange. If COSS can deliver over time, I can imagine price hitting $10, also taking into account an increase of cryptocurrency prices in general with a factor 5-10.
But it takes hard work from the COSS team, your support by using COSS Exchange and time.
Read the latest update here: https://t.co/qKgWzyuXTN
With 2,000 tokens, that would amount to about $15 annually. Not bad in a zero percent environment.
But with 2,000 tokens, your main interest will be focussed on token price increase. That depends largely on the development of the trading volume at COSS Exchange. If COSS can deliver over time, I can imagine price hitting $10, also taking into account an increase of cryptocurrency prices in general with a factor 5-10.
But it takes hard work from the COSS team, your support by using COSS Exchange and time.
Read the latest update here: https://t.co/qKgWzyuXTN
Thank you for useful information!) Yeap, it seems that it's more profitable to gain from price difference. I'll continue to monitor this token.
The question is just where COSS can be and not where COSS is at the moment. The DAT-thing made me smile and put some nice Eth and Dart into my blockfolio due to fee split. The last one was a good week, but only a small look at how it can evolve if the volume sky rocks.
