ArdorBG (14181059775676150956) - Защо 10% от печалбите отиват за управление?

     Преди създаването на актив #ArdorBG (14181059775676150956) в сметката за управление (ARDOR-YHJE-V87J-ZAHF-G7S8S) имаше над 2000 $Ardr и 192 000 $Ignis, това се равнява на около 7,8% от общата инвестиция, която търся. Изяснявам това, за да знаете защо вземам 10% за управление на мрежата. Мисля, че погледнато така реалната ми печалба ще бъде малко над 2% а риска който поемам си остава за мен. Благодаря на тези, които ми се довериха, макар и малко в момента. Обещавам ви, че ще направя всичко по силите си, за да монетизирам актива.

    Надявам се скоро да пусна актуализация за разпределението на дивидент, но все още е твърде рано и в дивидентния пул (ARDOR-KGQK-B4AV-M2QE-9S5A9) не са се натрупали почти никакви приходи. В момента обсъждаме разпределение на дивидента на таргети, но все още не е вземато решение. 

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