Not sure what you mean but oracles, but what I believe you’ll see is Alvins inner circle and devout twitter cohorts (~100 People) be at the front and center if the TA. While the actual user base could extend well past the 4,000 people on his telegram channel to hopefully match his >30k twitter followers.
What I’m hoping is that the white paper (release tbd) establishes not only the technical aspect of eqt but the programmatic strategy fir the entire platform.
What will be most interesting is how the news portion is developed. If a repository for coin, ico, and tech updates can be consolidated to nit only inform folks if milestones to trade, but allow for enough info to invest in great projects, that’s wonderful. The average working family man cannot keep up with all the advancements in this space.?so I will pay experts in eqt to do it for me.
But with the growth of such platform comes a lot of power that could be abused. For example, if you pay technical experts to make investment decisions for you, they would have a lot of incentive to front-run the whole operation. Any degree of centralization in such a business is dangerous and that is why oracles operating on AI would be worth a try one day (when they are sophisticated enough).
All incentive based systems carry this risk. Take bitcoin, do you not think Jihan or Roger use their “centralized” leverage to abuse power in one way or another, or maybe a smaller scale, more appropriate example is STEEM? If deployed successfully, social platforms designed to build ego, wealth and popularity can be extremely lucrative. If that can be coupled with a built in incentive to hold a token that represents such a platform, you could have a great project afoot.
Unfortunately, the secrets out with crypto. You need market movers on your side if you want your average investor, to be profitable and have the project to have staying power.
Will eqt have this or merely be pumped and dumped is the big question.