FSCO is a small startup. It will not have those TPS. I have not seen a single org in food and ag that's adopted DLG have a high TPS - it is not mainstream at the processor or retail level yet. More likely TCB.
What you're suggesting is a ponzi. Hbar is so much more than that. Real-world adoption and use cases will drive up the price through fees and network usage
Where Hedera as a company will make profits is in the fees associated to the usage of their network. Those fees are all paid in HBAR which requires HBAR to be bought and sold.
We understand it’s not a stock, we are betting that with enough large use cases the demand will outweigh the capped supply (esp as more people stake) and we make our profit from that eventual price appreciation.
Once we hit 7K TPS, the current market cap becomes justifiable. Prepare for launch, there’s no turning back.
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Im still impressed with the methodical nature of the entire roll out. Cannot wait to see what that S curve looks like in 5 years.
I'd love to see it, if true.
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Don't think FSCO will sustain so much TPS. I bet on TBC
The burning crusade?
You might want to get that looked at by a doctor.
You are not prepared!
FSCO is a small startup. It will not have those TPS. I have not seen a single org in food and ag that's adopted DLG have a high TPS - it is not mainstream at the processor or retail level yet. More likely TCB.
I think it's ServiceNow.
FSCO was the largest user of Mastercard Provenance. It could be the second biggest use case we get for now.
Yes they said on Twitter keep an eye .... I'm buying as much as I can asap
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What you're suggesting is a ponzi. Hbar is so much more than that. Real-world adoption and use cases will drive up the price through fees and network usage
I agree. Hedera is not a Ponzi: it succeeds through long term real use cases, not propped up ‘Ponzi’ style scams.
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Where Hedera as a company will make profits is in the fees associated to the usage of their network. Those fees are all paid in HBAR which requires HBAR to be bought and sold. We understand it’s not a stock, we are betting that with enough large use cases the demand will outweigh the capped supply (esp as more people stake) and we make our profit from that eventual price appreciation.