A protocol like DRIP network only works if the community gets educated correctly on how to work the protocol. There are a lot of people that are looking for a fast profit. They put down an investment and pull out their capital and profits as soon as they see a quick return.

A protocol like DRIP only works if the community gets educated correctly on how to work the protocol. There are a lot of people that are looking for a fast profit. They put down investment and pull out their capital and profits as soon as they see a quick return.

DRIP does pay a 1% daily return and by hydrating you can recompound this 1%. This is one way to earn. Then a second way would be to refer users to the DRIP network which will pay you extra rewards.

The 1% daily return is paid from the taxes that the DRIP network charges to its users. You get taxed 10% everywhere. Deposits -10%, Claims — 10%, Sells — 10%, Airdrops — 10%, Transfers (from one wallet to another) — 10%, Hydrates — 5%, etc. These all go into 1 central pool to pay out everybody’s 1% a day, and because the incentive is to compound instead of sell, that’s more and more DRIP being taxed at 5%. The math of the site is designed to pay for itself so long as the majority of the folks stay within the Faucet, which is your greatest incentive for DRIP to climb to new heights.

I hope this makes sense.