Great article. Thank you. The smartest thing to do with your ICP, in my opinion, is to stake for 8 years with no dissolve to earn maximum rewards. Further, in my opinion, one, would earn even more rewards if he/she merges maturity, on a daily basis, back into the staked neuron to compound its voting rewards. By doing this merge, you set yourself up to have a life changing income, from rewards, in the future when the ICP price rises to much higher price levels. I love ICP as a project and as an investment as, I believe, ICP will be the number 3 crypto after bitcoin and ethereum in the next 3 to 5 years 🤜💎🤛
Have you covered how dissolving works somewhere? I don't have a clear understanding of it at all. Thanks to your recent podcast, I think I now know how to merge maturity and have started doing it. Also, when you I merge the matured rewards back into the original neuron, am I right in understanding that that portion of my ICP goes into a different fund which is used for entrepreneurial/venture activities? Thanks Kyle!
Great article. Thank you. The smartest thing to do with your ICP, in my opinion, is to stake for 8 years with no dissolve to earn maximum rewards. Further, in my opinion, one, would earn even more rewards if he/she merges maturity, on a daily basis, back into the staked neuron to compound its voting rewards. By doing this merge, you set yourself up to have a life changing income, from rewards, in the future when the ICP price rises to much higher price levels. I love ICP as a project and as an investment as, I believe, ICP will be the number 3 crypto after bitcoin and ethereum in the next 3 to 5 years 🤜💎🤛
Indeed a powerful roadmap for a decentralised governance. Totally agree that there should be more named neurones
Have you covered how dissolving works somewhere? I don't have a clear understanding of it at all. Thanks to your recent podcast, I think I now know how to merge maturity and have started doing it. Also, when you I merge the matured rewards back into the original neuron, am I right in understanding that that portion of my ICP goes into a different fund which is used for entrepreneurial/venture activities? Thanks Kyle!
Do you vote?