You wonāt be extracting much value if its only locked for 2 years ā that 45% at $59m wonāt be the case when it comes round to it, especially in a bear market. Ironically, retail will probably dump on you by then and thatāll probably be catalysed by the immediate 10% sell. People will lose faith, Akita will lose value.
I see logic in the whole original ā20 yearā suggestion ā a marathon not a race.
2 crypto years is like 10+ normal world years! Things change so rapidly in crypto and there can be bull and bear market cycles even within two years. Given the crypto context, a 2 year schedule should give confidence to AKITA. Also, this amount will be streamed via a Sablier contract. So AKITA and Gitcoin will each receive about 11% of the AKITA token balance after 6 months. Both communities can use these amounts to fund public goods and development.
I canāt find it in the documentation, but does Sablier take a % of each stream?
Edit: confirmed by Paul that it doesnāt!
I agree with this proposal. Interested to see what the results will be and how much $ from the market.
I canāt find it in the documentation, but does Sablier take a % of each stream?
No, Sablier is free!
I agree with this proposal.
No, we donāt. And we donāt have the power to turn on any fee. The protocol is completely free to use.
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_ in support of @HelloShreyas proposal. Currently there are ~4 proposals that have been posted regarding AKITA;
This proposal; outlining a short/medium/long term strategy for how the Gitcoin community can collaborate with the AKITA community as well as use some portion of tokens to continue to drive forward public goods funding.
Proposal from @castall proposing the Gitcoin community use AKITA as part of the next quadratic matching pool. Where āA smart contract for distributing Akita will be funded at the end of a round once the multisig owners approve of the contractās particularsā. AKITA is distributed according to matching pool distributions.
Proposal from @relic to āburn everything that VB sent except for 5%. Leave 5% to stimulate progress between both communitiesā.
Proposal from @tjayrush proposing the Gitcoin community return the AKITA funds to their source (Vitaliks sending address).
There has also been a significant amount of discussion on @lefterisjpās thread introducing the idea to the Gitcoin community.
This reply aims to summarize the majority of AKITA proposals from the Gitcoin community, weāre proposing a snapshot vote which will allow the community to compare the current four proposals and ultimately make a decision on what to do with the AKITA held by Gitcoin.
Just to clarify, Iām still trying to decide an appropriate length of time in which Akita could be used as matching funds. Iām not suggesting to blow it all in one round
Vitalik threw out 20 years as a time frame. Iām thinking something shorter than that, but one that still feels long, like 5 years (i.e. 20 rounds). If you have feedback, please add to the post.
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I like the idea of using the sablier contract to distribute, but we should do that with the 5% and still burn the 45%. This is the safest way back to normal and instills confidence back into the retail investor.
We will still have a lot of tokens coming to us while making sure that the AKITA community, who are the reason that this is possible, gets back to the original tokenomics of the project.
in trading and investor wise, one of the highest possibility would be that the moment this proposal is approval and accepted, the price of Akita would crashed to near zero as investor pull out their funds. itās like 1929 where people withdraw their money from banks as soon as they know the situation.
so instead of the few hundreds of millions dollars gitcoin would like to extract when they approach liquidating akita in any form. It is too easy for these meme token to crash. there are similar crash in other tokens when adverts information is released.
Any proposal to liquidate in any form, no matter the duration
current price: $0.000002106
crash price: $0.0000000002 (estimated)
worth at crash price: $2millions
presume gitcoin 50% liquidation take home value : $1million
relic proposal and price goes back to ath
back to ath price: $0.00003346
worth at ath price: $3,346,000,000 ($3.3billions)
relic proposal of burning 45% and keeping 5% : $3.3billions* 5% = $167millions
relic proposal and price goes back to midpoint
back to midpoint price: ($0.00003346 - 0.000002106)/2 + 0.000002106 = 0.000017783
worth at midpoint price: $1,778,300,000 ($1.7billions)
relic proposal of burning 45% and keeping 5% : $1.7billions* 5% = $88millions
I mostly agree with the goal of this proposal. Thanks for putting it together!
Without funding the AKITA community, you would effectively be liquidating the AKITA community to fund Gitcoin grants. The tokens that Vitalik ādonatedā to gitcoin, were assumed burned by our community (not an actual burn but more of a DE circulation). Those tokens were one half of our supply. What would happen if half of the GTC supply was ādonatedā to UNICEF and UNICEF decided that world health was more important to fund than āpublic goodsā. Its a sticky situation.
If Gitcoin chooses to proceed in any way toward liquidation without including the AKITA community, then I donāt believe it will be possible to salvage the situation or reach a positive outcome for both parties.
The results would be Gitcoin liquidating the position for minimal value and the rest of the AKITA community following suit, this is not just including retail investors but exchanges as well. This type of mass liquidation event is of no help to anyone and would only result in one outcome.
The Gitcoin community would receive some funding from the initial liquidation, yet would also receive a ton of negative feedback/PR, and NO source of long term funding.
Where as, if we choose to work together on a solution beneficial to both parties, both communities could leverage each others respective āspecialtiesā.
The term ācomplimentary oppositesā comes to mind although in this context it means something a bit different.
Although Gitcoin and the AKITA communities started in much different fashions, I do not think our long term goals are dissimilar (We too want our community empowered through a decentralized internet) and I do whole heartedly believe that these communities can be mutually beneficial to each other short and long term.
Its a delicate situation, trying to extract value efficiently without causing any collateral damage in the process.
I stand by my point that we should take care of the place that this value accrued from in the first place, which is the AKITA community. Thus far we have proven that even without funding, or paid advertising, that building a decentralized community project IS possible.
This actually becomes the classic scenario that is zero-sum. Both entities control half of the supply, both entities have the power to nuke eachother, the only possible solution that doesnt result in nuking,is by cooperation. Funny to think that the fundamental problem with Ethereum at the blockchain level is the same ZERO sum game being played at the social level. Interesting.
I support your proposal, originally the tokens sent to VB was taken as burntā¦i think itās against all good coincidence to dump it back against the Akita Community, I support burning, dumping is against the maxim of equity and natural justice
I agree with the goal of this proposal.
Iām a bit confused by your posts in this thread @relic . @HelloShreyas is clearly trying to sell the tokens in a way which is sustainable for the AKITA community, by assuring that the rate of sale is low. I wouldāve even read your comments here as being in support of the proposal if it wasnāt for the occasional zero-sum comment.
If you are unhappy with this proposal, what is it that you would like to see Gitcoin do with their AKITA? I see you write multiple times that it should ābenefit the AKITA communityā, but that isnāt a concrete plan. I would strongly recommend coming up with a detailed proposal (along with the AKITA community), and writing it up in a new thread. It should include a plan for where whichever amount of AKITA should go where, as @HelloShreyas did here. There are already multiple threads with solutions. We would love to hear what positive-sum games you can come up with!
