🎉 I looked at my balance and it had moved - Looks like I won a lucky draw 🎉

May 21, 2022 9:31 AMPublished May 21, 2022 9:31 AM

I wasn't aware this was a thing. And from looking at things it's about 20 minutes old on the sticky post. That's a pretty neat thing to wake up to I must say. I'm happy to have won something! :D

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Crypto has been hit pretty hard these past few months and especially in the last week with LUNA being wiped out of existence but one of the most damaged sector is the earning crypto sector.Play to earn was supposed to follow a narrative where people would still play games even if we were in a bear market and that seems to not be the case that much, it's because of one key element and that key element is where BBS shines compared to your average farming crypto operation but I'll explain that later on.What you need to understand about earning crypto in general is that whenever you get rewarded for an action you generally get rewarded with a pool of tokens and it doesn't really matter how much the token costs, more like how much is left in the pool. So say your average p2e token gave you 1 token a day on average which was worth $1. Let's also say you have a crash, now the token is worth $.05. Well instead of earning $1 a day you earn .05. Makes sense right?So all the people that were in the space for greed got wiped out and no longer will want to participate right?Well not let's examine how BBS is so different from that.We have the 3 tokens logic. Community tokens, cashable tokens and BBS Network tokens. When you earn cashable it's based on a more or less flat rate decided by the banner but that has no correlation with real life valuation of the end product token. So when you create 50 impressions at say $200 CPM on a post you published and own, you earned 200/1000*50 = $10 cashable. This is redeemable any time no matter the valuation of the token. Meaning that say you have $10 cashable and you want to exchange them you could get a wide range of tokens. Which also means that if you're trying to sell them instantly after getting them, you still earned those $10 even with an asset down 99.9% which was not the case with the play2earn example.Not this doesn't prevent you from having the market fluctuate on the tokens you already have redeemed but I do believe it is a very important difference because it means that every single time we're down significantly you get to accumulate way faster your tokens. Say for argument's sake that BBS's price is $1, 1token per cashable, let's ignore the fees, (it's just an example and I don't feel like working in the 30.09% variable). You can exchange it 1 to 1 or wait for it to go lower and if we got into a 95% drop bear market you suddenly get to have a .05$ valuation which means you get 20 times as many tokens.I don't know a single platform that lets you farm like this and this is great because the more bearish short term it gets the better it is. Of course while you still believe it's going to flip bullish eventually.<code class=

bbs.marketThe place to be is BBS especially in a bear market, here's whyCrypto has been hit pretty hard these past few months and especially in the last week with LUNA being wiped out of existence but one of the most damaged sector is the earning crypto sector.Play to earn was supposed to follow a narrative where people would still play games even if we were in a bear market and that seems to not be the case that much, it's because of one key element and that key element is where BBS shines compared to your average farming crypto operation but I'll explain that later on.What you need to understand about earning crypto in general is that whenever you get rewarded for an action you generally get rewarded with a pool of tokens and it doesn't really matter how much the token costs, more like how much is left in the pool. So say your average p2e token gave you 1 token a day on average which was worth $1. Let's also say you have a crash, now the token is worth $.05. Well instead of earning $1 a day you earn .05. Makes sense right?So all the people that were in the space for greed got wiped out and no longer will want to participate right?Well not let's examine how BBS is so different from that.We have the 3 tokens logic. Community tokens, cashable tokens and BBS Network tokens. When you earn cashable it's based on a more or less flat rate decided by the banner but that has no correlation with real life valuation of the end product token. So when you create 50 impressions at say $200 CPM on a post you published and own, you earned 200/1000*50 = $10 cashable. This is redeemable any time no matter the valuation of the token. Meaning that say you have $10 cashable and you want to exchange them you could get a wide range of tokens. Which also means that if you're trying to sell them instantly after getting them, you still earned those $10 even with an asset down 99.9% which was not the case with the play2earn example.Not this doesn't prevent you from having the market fluctuate on the tokens you already have redeemed but I do believe it is a very important difference because it means that every single time we're down significantly you get to accumulate way faster your tokens. Say for argument's sake that BBS's price is $1, 1token per cashable, let's ignore the fees, (it's just an example and I don't feel like working in the 30.09% variable). You can exchange it 1 to 1 or wait for it to go lower and if we got into a 95% drop bear market you suddenly get to have a .05$ valuation which means you get 20 times as many tokens.I don't know a single platform that lets you farm like this and this is great because the more bearish short term it gets the better it is. Of course while you still believe it's going to flip bullish eventually.<code class=

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