But Shuffle.com and the SHFL Foundation are different entities, ser. Shuffle.com's burn that's taken from Net Gaming Revenue will continue as before, but the SHFL Foundations buybacks of SHFL tokens for their wallets will currently be stopped in favor of providing funds for Shuffle.com's lotteries.
Only version that makes sense to me is that they mean that they burn 30% of lost shuffle tokens. And that's not "buyback" and burn, it's just burning 30% of the shfl tokens lost in the gambling by users.
I believe it's Net Gaming Revenue as posted by Shuffle's admins. But, respectfully from pleb to pleb, if you don't believe in the token anymore, it's absolutely OK to sell if you're not happy with the decision. But their decision might be final.
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I am still confused what would non-shfl NGR be, if not that same Net Gaming Revenue you are referring to. I thought that SHFL foundation was an entity just for handling $shfl token economics.
But yeah, i would like to believe this token, but when they take radical steps changing fundamentals like this (if i am correct with my interpretation, i just can't really trust it anymore.
And i really really wouldn't want to seem like i am fudding here, and every fiber in me is saying that i should shut up and keep it to myself.
But i am not build like that, and i would really want to be wrong here. I am not sure if OP still visits in here, so maybe i will try to get some clarity from elsewhere.