Unleashing HEX: Embracing the Future of Yield Generation
Since 2021, I've been buying HEX, and I'm truly impressed by its design and execution. Plus, the community around it is incredibly supportive! The thing I appreciate most about HEX is its yield generation system, a brilliant creation by the inventor himself. To put it simply, HEX's code is rock-solid and unchangeable. Each year, the total supply inflates by 3.69%. When you stake HEX, you create "tshares" which give you a portion of this inflation, proportional to your stake. As HEX stakes end, the price of tshares increases in HEX terms, rewarding longer-term stakeholders. If you re-stake shorter stakes, you will stake at higher prices, by doing so you will yield less tshares and consequently less returns unless you commit for a longer period. This "longer pays better" principle makes the system deflationary, increasing the share price as high-yielding stakes end. You can still stake shorter periods for example 1, 2, 5 or 8 years and still make a relatively good return. Now, the potential for return on investment (ROI) can increase for a long time, but it's not unlimited. The objective isn't to exceed the highest yield ever achieved, but to ensure, longer stakes always outperform shorter ones. Imagine 15 years into the future, with mature stakes and a generous amount of yeild accumulated. It's unlikely anyone could surpass these ROI. Nevertheless, a new 5555-day stake should still yield more than short-term stakes. The continuously increasing share price secures the advantage of longer stakes and compounds your returns. This is the genius behind HEX.