AMA Satoshi Club x Gauntlet Finance, January 5th

We are pleased to announce our next AMA on January 5th 2021 at 04:00 PM UTC Time: Satoshi Club x Gauntlet Finance

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⚠️Total Reward pool: $500

⚠️Requirements:
👉 Join Satoshi Club Telegram group
👉 Join Gauntlet Finance Telegram group

We will have the following structure:

Part 1: 100$ /6 users – We’ll select 6 questions from the community. A user can post maximum 3 questions. 6 Questions will be selected from our website – please submit your questions in the comments section of this post.

Part 2: 100$/10 users – Open chat for 100 seconds. You can post Max 3 questions. Gauntlet Finance Team will select 10 questions and answer them.

Part 3: 300$ – A quiz about Gauntlet Finance

For more details:
Gauntlet Finance – @gauntletdefi
Satoshi Club – @satoshi_club
Russian – @satoshi_club_ru
Spanish – @satoshi_club_spanish

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126 thoughts on “AMA Satoshi Club x Gauntlet Finance, January 5th

  1. The entire project Was relaunched after some concerns and issues were discovered, one of which was the issue of compossability which did not allow holders to sell their tokens using Uniswap… What are the changes being implemented in the relaunch of this project, what were the concerns in the first launch and how does the relaunch of this project address this concerns. With the relaunch also came a new token GFIv2 which is the successor of GFI token.. how does this new token differ from the previous GFI token

  2. I read from medium that Gaunlets aims to become the most advanced crowd sourced liquidity provisioning layer on ETH. But what is the meaning of “Liquidity Provisioning Layer”? Can you explain more?

  3. Gauntlet offers Certificates of Liquidity holdings for all active gauntlets.. this certificates can be transformed into immutable certificates which will allow the encapsulation of token rewards into a Non-fungible token (NFT) which can be swapped or auctioned in secondary markets… so first of all how are these certificates issued (In what form), how can they be transformed to Immutable certificates and how does the immutable certificates differ from the non-immutable ones in terms of their uses cases within Gauntlet platform

  4. I’d like to ask you about the high costs. The penalty for transferring tokens is 10% of the transferred amount. Isn’t it very high cost for transfering? Is this mean as gauntlet you don’t want traders to use this platform. And can you explain why did you choose that much penalty?

  5. You mentioned in the white paper that. holding For The Win:
    The token scarcity is dynamically manipulated from burns and synthetic hyper-deflation which starts with an initial 25% deflation base rate.Does this rate change whether token becomes scarce Or due to other parameters of the Gauntlet platform?

  6. One of the interesting features of Gauntlet is “Accept The Challenge” which allows anyone who complies with the minimum ownership requirement of GFIv2 tokens, to challenge the internal challenger prize pool to issue a reward for promising to hold a certain amount of tokens for a definite period… can you explain how the challenger pool is funded and what are the rewards for accepting and participating in this challenges… and what will be the punishment if a users accepts a challenge and fails to meet up

  7. GFIv2 tokens are not directly convertible into voting power. This means that to acquire voting power, one must respect the requirements related to earning claimable rewards via the challenger mechanism. This design rationale ensures that people who take interest and invest time in the project actually get a saying in the governance process of the platform (while protecting against cartels and impulsive pool attacks). How can I vote and give an opinion on your project and what is the benefit to me as a user?

  8. Gaunlets project actually a relaunch from previous project. Its already audited before but since your team Renew and modified the code to create this new “Gaunlets” Project, do you have plan to do audit again?

  9. Gauntlet platform will support ERC-20, ERC-721, and ERC-1155. And this means both fungible and non-fungible tokens can be sent as interest rewards to users. Who determines the types of rewards? Can a user choose the rewards as token or as nft. Or the system determines the prize type within an algorithm?

  10. 1: in buy
    is to acquire as many GFIv2 tokens as desired. To contribute to the elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflation,
    2/ in hold
    is to spread the word and help the project reach wide-spread adoption. The token is designed to increase in synthetic scarcity in parallel with an increase in compliant token holders. GFIv2 tokens increase in synthetic scarcity in a reverse way of staking, it does not demand tokens to be locked and the holder is in complete control of funds.
    my question is
    Where can I get GFIv2 tokens and what is the minimum and maximum number of tokens?

  11. The Gauntlet platform aims to give more flexible and different incentives to LPs. What do you mean by that? how will liquidity providers benefit more by using your platform?

  12. Though it might still be in it’s experimental stages, but don’t you think that using the Elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflation feature of GFIv2 token might actually do the intended opposite by discouraging potential holders of the token as a result of the deflating and inflating actions of the total supply?

  13. Going through your publication and pinned message on medium and Telegram respectively, I noticed that there are critical and vital information (which are somewhat technical) on the project and it’s desired future projections. However I feel better and PR and marketing for the project still needs to be done to make it simplier, attractive and better understandable to an average crypto enthusiast and potential investor. How does Gauntlet finance tend to effectively handle this?

  14. According to your Medium article, Gauntlet is the first tool to offer pending rewards from providing liquidity that can be traded prematurely on secondary markets. So can you further explain about this statement for liquidity providers to understand more in providing liquidity with Gauntlet? What is this pending rewards for? Why it is called pending reward? What are those secondary markets that this pending rewards can be traded prematurely? If I am a Liquidity provider for Gauntlet, aside from pending reward can I also get another reward for providing liquidity? Thank you

  15. GFIv2 is an “elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflationary” token. Is that all (!), any other features… Great, this is the first “All-in-one” token I have ever seen. How did you achieve it? Also you say GFIv2 increases in token scarcity as a reaction to wide-spread adoption. What does this mean?

  16. For a project like Gauntlet community and fans are very important, maybe even more important as for other projects. That being said, there is no clear mechanism of incentivizing community creation. What is your strategy regarding this? Without a big community and a lot of holders, the token will be at a great risk.

  17. 5 days ago, Gauntlet started it’s token distribution and I discovered that this was not the first token launch event carried out by Gauntlet project. I read that the first event was not successful as there were a lot of concerns raised by your community such as high maximum cap and a low amount(15%) of the money generated from presale meant to be locked up to supply liquidity. Why was this so and how will liquidity be provided this time around? What is the new soft and hard cap set? Also, it was said that there was a flaw in your token contract which was able to escape audit. Now that you are relaunching token distribution, has this flaw been rectified and do you intend to resubmit your token contract to be audited by a better auditor?

  18. I believe that this is the second chance for Gauntlet to make boom as it is being relaunch to market. So while it is being relaunch especially your presale is coming again for a second time, what expectation at your end for this second Token Generation event for Gauntlet? Your first Token Generation was last November 29, 2020 and it has a bit issue in uniswap, the relaunch token generation event was last December 30 and it lasted for 5 days and since it is already 5 days, can you tell us the result for now ,is there no problem for now for the community to be aware for? Do you think December 30 is best for relaunch since the first was a month ago? For your loyal supporter, what is the reward for them especially for those who participate in both token generation event? Thank you

  19. “Token rewards can be encapsulated in a non-fungible token (NFT) with the aim of being swapped or auctioned on secondary markets and unwrapped once matured”. Second part of this expression is what we know, but what about the first part, how do you encapsulate tokens in a NFT? Does it work like NFT or NFT Pack? If you have such a technology, why use only for rewards, can’t this be a service option for users for any assets they have?

  20. The Gauntlet project had to relaunch due to the unsuccessful nature of the first launch. However, during the first launch, some community member already purchase the version one token, GFI. Now, you have written as part of the introduction to your project that, “Gauntlet does not support any existing token” and you are already begun pre-selling GFIv2. What happen to the holders of the initial GFI? Were they automatically issued GFIv2 or they will also need to rejoin this pre-sale if they still wish to continue with Gauntlet? Does this mean the GFI token won’t have any use case at all on the Gauntlet protocol again?

  21. I love finance platforms but I never find a tool that offers me a good loan service. How does the loan system work on your platform depending on the type of user and what is the interest percentage per loan?

  22. There are some stake services that are not really fair with user stakes, what is the best stake plan that we can use in your finance platform and what are the main tokens established for stakes?

  23. I generally store a number of tokens to generate passive income on a periodic basis, what savings tools has your finance platform developed for users like me and what is the percentage of earnings from savings?

  24. The GFIV2 Token is the first of its kind and is designed to bring together people to reach the widespread adoption in a way that rewards early accumulation as it punisted to redistribution. To achieve this goal, simply implement as the primary tool, the criminalization of redistribution with built-in reactive characteristics of the file or possess some other tool?

  25. The DeFi market is constantly evolving and always demands products with adaptability. How adaptable do your services have in the face of the constant growth of the market and the demands of crypto enthusiasts?

  26. Undoubtedly, the fashion of recent months has been the use of the famous Swaps and discreet exchanges, are your smart contracts integrated in the Swaps safe and functional against any attack on the protocol?

  27. Agriculture and tokenization are key factors for the enrichment of any platform, what benefits can users receive by using your agriculture system in finance and what is your vision regarding tokenization?

  28. I understand that for the adoption, reactive characteristic of the tab, a minimum property requirement of at least 50 GFIV2 chips must be met. Then explain to me as soon as the total offer is deflated

  29. How does Gauntlet encourage the provision of liquidity from multiple sources? Up to now, what are the main sources of liquidity that are part of Gauntlet? How easy is it to be an LP through your platform?

  30. GFIV2 Hyper-deflation reactive to elastic adoption in simplified terms means that the total offer of Token will deflate, to achieve this fiance. Do you take into account any other work tool or just achieve the objective of the minimum property requirements of Tok

  31. By when will Gauntlet Finance oracles be connected to external data? What types of data will be part of Gauntlet through these oracles? With all these new updates, how do you expect the new wave of dynamic NFT to be?

  32. Gauntlet helps combat volatility while providing flexibility. What are the mechanisms you use to maintain performance and profits during market declines? How flexible and resilient is your platform in adapting to these ever-changing events?

  33. Elastic token mechanism and rebases models have mostly been based on price and value appreciation principle. In recent times, Defi projects have come up with various elastic model and token supply initiative. While some of them have succeeded using this approach,a large number of projects are yet to utilise the elastic models successfully. You have described the Gauntlet token as an elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflationary token. What does this mean exactly and how will the hyper-deflation occur? How is this model different from other commonly seen elastic token approaches and how will it help drive adoption and maintain integrity of GFIv2?

  34. usually, I am tired of traditional finance and the limited ability to simplify long finance and trade processes, how does your finance platform position itself in terms of traditional business services and in improving a commercial experience?

  35. Short, medium and long-term crops are one of the most important services of a finance platform, what income can users generate according to the type of crop established and what freedom is there to interrupt crops ahead of time?

  36. Every finance platform needs the help of authentic liquidity providers, what plans or strategies does your finance platform have to obtain real liquidity providers and contribute to the growth of the platform?

  37. The finance tools are good but I am also interested in the governance system and the freedom of decision that users have. What responsibility can the community obtain to govern and propose improvements in your platform?

  38. It is difficult to find a tool that offers a quality loan service. What is the percentage of interest for each type of loan and how does the type of user requesting the loan influence?

  39. You point out that your project is extremely experimental, but that it has been moving fast in terms of progress since its inception… Do you have any objective way to measure this progress? data, statistics, profits, money locked up?

  40. I must confess that I first came across the term elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflationary token. Can you explain to us in a simple way what this means and how it differs from a normal token?

  41. I want a stake service that is fair and beneficial with user bets, what kind of stake plan can we get on your finance platform and what kind of main tokens have been established to bet?

  42. Taking as a point of reference that the project is extremely experimental, but it has been moving rapidly in terms of progress from its start and is now gradually coming out of the stealthy mode, in case it fails and I do not know how promised at the beginning of reactivation and is not achieved

  43. The project revolutionizes traditional financial concepts, such as the deposit certificate and interest rates swap, if we take into account that the project is purely experimental and never before seen in the market in the same way provide liquidity suppliers exploration

  44. In the event that I decide that my token rewards encapsulated them in a non-fungible token (NFT) with the aim of exchanging afterwards, this would mainly give me total access to the secondary markets?

  45. – I read this about GFIv2 “elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflationary token” and my mind exploded, can you explain in a simple way what this innovation in the token means?

  46. – How can a premature Reward be used as collateral if supposedly being premature it is not yet available for redemption? Is it similar to a loan?

  47. – How is it possible to farm NFT if these tokens do not have a well-established market value? Do you have a valuation system for NFTs and based on this you can determine the APY?

  48. The GFIv2 token is designed to bring people together for widespread adoption in a way that rewards early accumulation. In which and how many stages is liquidity provisioning practiced?

  49. By browsing your website make it clear that the claimable rewards issued by the Challenger mechanism can be converted into tokens or voting power. Could you explain a little about this mechanism and what is it implemented for?

  50. I understand that the reclaimable rewards issued by the Challenger mechanism can be converted to tokens or voting power which can be tradable. In case I exchange them for tokens, do I lose the voting power in its entirety? Can this action be recovered by reversing the change and regain my voting power?

  51. While as we all know the project that cannot increase sufficient liquidity might not be able to sustain its use case. Knowing that Gauntlet is an experimental project and that it practices provisioning, why did you decide to build around decentralized finance?

  52. Gaunlet is very focused in offer “unrivalled and unique rewards”. Even in twitter you asked yo the followers to give ideas about extraordinary and never seen rewards, open to imagination. But, what are the real limits? How much do you plan to reward the Gauntlets providers?

  53. I read in one of your Medium posts that all tokenized projects that wish to operate a Gauntlet are required to hold a certain amount of $ GFIv2 tokens, but you don’t mention what that amount is. Have you already established what that amount is? Is it a fixed amount for each project or can it vary?

  54. You mention the GFIv2 token as the successor to the legacy GFI token. What happened to the GFI token? What is the reason behind that change? And what are the improvements that the GFIv2 token has in comparison?

  55. There’s a penalty for transferring tokens of 10% of the transferred amount, isn’t that percent very high? What are the benefits about it and where does these funds go?

  56. Why do you use Ethereum when you have other platforms (like Cosmos sdk) that could give your users a faster process and lower fees?

  57. You recently faced a challenging situation when the GFI token had a composability issue with Uniswap which was not discovered in the audit, but you quickly looked for a solution and you refunded all investors and then released an improved version of the token. The team behind Gauntlet Finance did a good job and was proactive, providing a quick solution to affected users. In that unexpected and challenging moment, what was your main motivation to go ahead and fix things?

  58. What were the reasons you decided to discontinue the Gauntlet community from Discord? Did any problem happen with the users of that platform? Will this discontinuation only be short term or will it be definitive?

  59. Will always be guaranteed to Gaunlet users, that the more token they spend, the more tokens they’re going to generate?

  60. Gaunlet Finance is an experimental project, how could guarantee investments to the thousands of users who choose to invest in this platform?

  61. The governance layer of Gauntlet Finance will require a minimum amount of registrants to be put in effect to create a spread of trustlessness and every proposal will require a certain threshold to be surpassed in terms of allocated voting power. Registrants who vote against the majority will lose their voting power if their choice is not the chosen solution. Regarding that, would they lose their voting power indefinitely? If the user only voted against the majority on one occasion, would he completely lose his voting power?

  62. What happened to the old GFI tokens that made GAUNTLET launch GFIv2, and why are you still choosing the ETHEREUM network for the GAUNTLET project, don’t you want to try switching to another network to the binance smart chain for example, which has higher gas costs and trading speeds?

  63. for unsold GFI tokens, the tokens will be removed, will that also affect the value of your tokens, will your project not suffer losses, and what is the purpose of recycling into ADOPTIVE REACTIVE tokens, can you explain sir?

  64. I want to know what happened to the old GFI token so that you launched the 2nd version of the GFI token, what if the problem that occurred reoccurred, what is currently being developed in the GAUNTLET project, so that the problem with your tokenomic does not happen again?

  65. GAUNTLET is a Crowd-Sourced Liquidity Provisioning Layer for Decentralized Finance… A rather complicated way to understand for a beginner user, is there an easier way to define your project?*

  66. You mention that token rewards can be encapsulated in a non-expendable token (NFT) for the purpose of swapping or auctioning in secondary markets and unpacking once they have matured… What types of NFT tokens specifically are you referring to? NFT tokens from other projects or tokens developed by you?

  67. Gauntlet Finance,
    What is the unique code that the Gauntlet has in the SmartContract script? Can you describe the functionality of one of them?

  68. Are the Gauntlet Finance only available on the DEX (uniswap)? Do you have a good? At least this year 2022 to try to launching the Gauntlet on CEX? ex: Mxc, Bithumb, and Hoo

  69. I’ve reading about Gauntlet governance model and seems like it is not enough to be a GFIv2 holder, but the user have to respect the requirements related to earning claiamable rewards vía the CHALLENGER MECHANISM. What are the requirements exactly and what are the advantages this mechanism brings to the holders?

  70. Why do you prefer the Gauntlet platform to the Ethereum infrastructure and how do you create liquidity in the secondary market to tokenized projects in crowdsourcing liquidity provision?

  71. How is the GFIv2 token redistribution, punishment, and early savings reward system implemented and how is the fair distribution of rewards ensured?

  72. Why does gauntlet finance prefer elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflation model? What are the advantages of the elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflation model in increasing the indicator scarcity of GFIv2?

  73. Trust is very important in business. So, what makes investors, customers and users feel safe when working with Your project? And how will you get the trust of many users that have negative thoughts about Blockchain and DeFi?

  74. Many of investor just focus on the price of token in short term instead of real value of project. Can you tell us the motivation and benefits for investors to long term?

  75. .Many projects rug pulled and exit scam recently. Why should investors trust your project not to do the same?

  76. What are the marketing strategies of your project? What will you do so that your project will be visible in crypto field and people come to explore your project?

  77. The most advanced collective origin liquidity in Ethereum apart from being more futuristic, will it have higher% of rewards and much less time to lock of tokens? And furthermore, will the fee expenses at Gauntlet be just as futuristic and therefore considerably low?

  78. I understand that they want to become the most advanced financing tool for Ethereum, but why only focus on ETH and ERC tokens? These tools can then be used in any chain and can be interconnected without problem? and thus create greater adoption ..

  79. If really the NFT tokens have a value not yet defined, why sell prematurely in secondary markets as recommended by Gauntlet? Wouldn’t it be better to wait for their value to increase and then sell them in them? Or what do you recommend I do with some NFT game cards that I have?

  80. I understand that there are projects that develop a blocking algorithm, deflationary rebased of tokens that allows to increase them depending on demand, but if the GFIv2 tokens is reactive hyper-deflationary, does that mean that it will do the same but in more quantities? or gutter with a much more specialized programming?

  81. Gauntlet Finance provides the tools to create new places of liquidity right? But this is only for those protects that do not have liquidity? Or will it also allow those with liquidity to create a totally new and more effective liquidity that works simultaneously?

  82. The provisioning layer alone improves the liquidity performance of any project? Or does it also benefit and take performance, exchanges and even leverage to other levels? being so, why other projects have not used it?

  83. is this “liquidity provisioning layer” entirely created and developed by Gauntlet? Or had it really already been developed and registered by another company and Gauntlet just perfected it and took it to another level?

  84. I understand that with the Provisioning Layer used in Gauntlet it is the newest of ethereum, and that it allows liquid that can be traded prematurely in the secondary markets instantly, but this will be feasible for any type of tokens, be it ERC 20 or any ERC and NFT? which would be those secondary markets where they could be exchanged?

  85. I couldn’t find anywhere your maximum supply. Did I get something wrong or you do not have a designed max. number of tokens?

  86. I read on your telegram that you have token GFIv2 and also token GFIv1, so what is the different with both of token? Are these two token have same function?

  87. Im interested with your presale program that you will give discount 25% to whitelisted user. So how do i can enter to your whitelist for your presale? Is there any requirement ?

  88. Token holders can challenge the community for the prize pool, is that where the name gauntlet was derived from? If the challenger is successful does he get to keep the entire prize pool leaving none to the rest of the community?

  89. The vision for the Gauntlet platform is to enable tokenized projects to create new liquidity venues and rally more liquidity. The tokenized projects that you aim to help do you have a system where you can audit them and prove that they don’t just want to take advantage of your liquid provision to scam the community. Do you have a system in place to weed out rugpull projects?

  90. My attempt to participate in the distribution event leads back to your telegram group. So how do we participate in the GFIv2 token distribution event? And the site says the distribution event ends soon, so roughly how soon would it end?

  91. Governance is included in your project and it’s great. Community should be involved in the projects decision making. But how exactly I am going to get votes? how can I convert challenger prizes to votes?

  92. The Gauntlet project first attempt to launch the platform was a failure and decided to do a refund for all the investors. This time around, a second attempt to launch with the improvized version of GFI token: the GFIv2 token commence. Can you give us the significant difference between these 2 tokens and what assurance can you give the investors that the previous mistakes are already been address accordingly and will not be an issue this time around?

  93. You say that GFIv2 token is related closely to widespread adoption. What exactly does it mean? Is the price changing accordingly to how many hodlers are there?

  94. What kinds of development challenges do decentralized systems create for protocol developers, smart contract developers and asset owners, and what tools does Gauntlet use to simulate blockchain and test platform?

  95. What advantages does simulation provide in transparency and lowering the cost of experimentation, and what benefits does it have in the area of ​​being able to design and scale decentralized systems?

  96. How does Gauntlet manage to simulate various protocol parameters and market conditions for protocol designers and help them stress-test their protocols?

  97. I read that GFIv2 tokens are not directly convertible into voting power. To acquire voting power, one must respect the requirements related to earning claimable rewards via the challenger mechanism.  Is this the only way to gain voting rights?

  98. The Gauntlet platform’s Elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflation feature is interesting. To trigger the adoption-reactive feature of the token, one must comply with a minimum ownership requirement of at least 50 GFIv2 tokens. How long do the owner needs to hold the token to activate this hyper-deflation mechanism? Is there any rewards to the owner when they comply and hold 50 GFIv2 tokens.

  99. Point out in part of the program that your project is extremely experimental, and that it has been streamlined in terms of progress since the beginning. How can these measures of progress guarantee us according to your criteria?

  100. It strikes me that GFlv2 is the first to be hyper-deflationary with elastic adoption that increases the scarcity of tokens. Why this interesting fluctuating effect on the cryptocurrency market? Is there any other token that has this same behavior?

  101. “Gauntlets are liquidity staking pools that allow individuals to become liquidity providers by providing liquidity in compliance with the requirements of a particular Gauntlet.”

    The question here is who sets the requirements for each Graunlet and does your team have a way to regulate/enforce certain standards to protect protect investors/liquidity providers?

  102. “The certificates of liquidity holdings can be seen as an approved reservation in a particular Gauntlet that issues a particular reward for providing liquidity.” In instances where the certificates of liquidity is abused, what actions /penalties are been given?

  103. In a condition where the certificates of liquidity holdings created is for
    an inactive Gauntlet, how long does your team give the holders to activate it? If they default on this given timeline, what is the next setup of action to be taken?

  104. Explain your plans on global expansion,is it only market you are focusing All the time,And you focus on building or developing and getting customers and users, or partnerships?

  105. What can we expect to see from this project in the short-term (at some point in 2020) and 2021 and beyond (long-term goals)?

  106. What does it offer to beginning users who don’t have much knowledge about GAUNTLET FINANCE? Is there any informative material that can facilitate the use of the GAUNTLET FINANCE?

  107. Participants not whitelisted during the pioneer phase of the token distribution event are now capped at 5 ETH, while whitelisted participants are capped at 10 ETH. How is this white list formed, who is in priority and how can you get on it?

  108. For what purpose was the community terminated in Discord? This direction is now getting widespread, in my opinion. Have you decided to give up such an opportunity as additional development of your community, or are you simply reviewing and updating the structure of the channel in Discord?

  109. Unsold tokens from the token distribution event had to be burned in order to increase the scarcity and value of the tokens. Do you already know what this percentage was of the total amount of tokens?

  110. Do you have anything in common with Gauntlet Network? If so, have you run a simulation of financial processes on this platform to understand the risk?

  111. Please expand the concept of crowd-sourced liquidity provisioning. I understand crowd-sourcing is for projects to raise money for their existence and development. And what is the difference between creating liquidity-pools on Balancer and crowdsourced liquidity created by you?

  112. Do you conduct research on the project before allowing it to create liquidity, what is the guarantee of such a certificate? And what security features are present on the platform to save investors’ investments.

  113. The projects have recently begun to call themselves experimental. But in fact, there are no experiments. This is a good excuse in case the project fails. In your case, what experiment are you conducting and what result are you pursuing?

  114. What is meant as LIQUIDITY PROVISIONING ? Is it same as the LIQUIDITY POOL or is it a different one? Could you please explain about this related with your project?

  115. What is mentioned as Trailblazing Token Swaps in your website? Is it different from traditional swap platforms? Are you going to launch a swapping platform?

  116. You have mentioned that “To contribute to the elastic adoption-reactive hyper-deflation, one must hold a minimum of 50 GFIv2 tokens”. Could you please explain what are the advantages of holding 50 GFIv2 tokens to users and special reasons to hold 50 GFIv2 tokens?

  117. “GFIv2 tokens are not directly convertible into voting power” What should we do other than holding GFIv2 to get the voting power?

  118. “The penalty for transferring tokens is 10% of the transferred amount” Don’t you think this is a higher amount of loss when transferring. This may lead to investors think more about buying token. Do you have any other plans to attract more users?

  119. Why have you designed an elastic supply for GFIv2? Do you have any plans to maintain the token price because elastic supply may results token price dump, What are the plans on burning the token or buyback program?

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