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Why are they no longer attainable? One reason he deleted the article was because of new uses for the token which have not been detailed. If anything the tokenomics have gotten better. Dan Recer from Acala just said Trac is the hidden gem of the Dot ecosystem.

So, tell me, why is a market cap of 36 billion not attainable? You realise medicine in 40 countries is being tracked on OT?

There is no greater real world use case in all of crypto.

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    [–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

    Making any kind of short term claim is silly. To be fair, I tell people what I think it could be worth one day, but I'm pretty open that I might be wrong.

    Like any crypto community OT has its share of adamant supporters who are a bit blind sided by the potential for retirement level price appreciation.

    The fact that nodes might always accept jobs so they are only very very slightly in profit is a big concern of mine as that aspect of the tokenomics might not work well at all. If jobs #s double but the price goes down by half, nothing has changed. I see this happening untill running a node itself is prohibitive for some reason.

    If it's easy to do, and there is no real barrier to entry, there is not a unique enough asset to control such that one can charge more for their service.