In the last couple of days there were 4 big stakes made:
2x 500,000 Nex stakes and
2x 250,000 Nex stakes (from same address), equalling to 3x 500,000 Nex. I am assuming that these addresses belong to 3 of the 5 founders.
You can look and see the transactions for yourselves:
I know that it isn’t any of our business what the founders do with their tokens, but it still made me curious. Because in my opinion there isn’t big enough of volume on the exchange yet to stake any tokens.
So why would they stake right now?
Nash as a company may also try to acquire tokens and stake it.
It does have revenue stream of 25% from what the users have staked, also it has revenue stream from all the token not staked.
I am not sure whether it can happen or not, but certainly a possibility.
Though nash will get revenue of the tokens not staked, but still to increase the certainity it is better that that itself buys the token from open market and stake it.
Why would they stake tokens which give them 75% if they can also leave them unstaked and get the full 100%?
Anyways, I don’t think they’ll buy up the tokens themselves, if there was a need for better/more income they would’ve tackled that during the planning of the tokenomics. As you say, they get 25% per staked token anyways (and that is a minimum) so there won’t be a need to get more. Plus, they still have a huge bag of company fund NEX. that gives them 100% while leaving it unstaked. They’re fine