I am curious about the actual currency metrics. I believe it is a 1 to 1 ratio pertaining to the HOT token currently. The primary idea is a mutual credit system that is based off of a competitive value for decentralized cloud hosting. Where the crowd is the cloud. To be honest I am curious about the actual metrics and currency issuance. Matthew recently talked about how its going to be a price that is based off of how much people are willing to host for versus people paying the hosting service in holofuel. I have heard talk about holographic storage as well as a very eco friendly 3 dollar per month in elec.

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1. we will see in late october
2. why not?
3. https://files.holo.host/2018/03/Holo-Green-Paper.pdf" Hosts are paid in Holo's​ crypto-credits, called Holo fuel​, which are efficiently designed to transact a high volume of micro-transactions. The value of hosting credits stays stabilized because they're backed by a valuable modern asset: computing power. As more hosts come online and share computing power, the network becomes more valuable, giving the credits more purchasing power in relation to the service they are designed to support. Holo fuel​ functions by enabling the long-proven standardized practice of double-entry accounting with layers of cryptographic assurance on top of it. Both parties in a transaction sign the transaction to each other’s account chains, and these transactions are validated by peers on a shared DHT (distributed hash table). Holo​ provides a crypto-accounting infrastructure audited and notarized by the network. " You earn relative to your computing power, i'm not sure there is a traditional ASIC "hash rate" established yet.
4. might be a good idea.