What about eth ?
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Replying to @xrpisgarbage
Would total supply be reduced if burned? It's still at 660 M.
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Replying to @dividebynine
I haven't looked just suggesting. It's on two chains after all
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Replying to @xrpisgarbage @dividebynine
@paoloardoino what's going on here2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
Replying to @xrpisgarbage @dividebynine
We simulated small burns sending to bitfinex cold wallet during the previous days (1.1 value to bitfinexcw55). The actual burns are the tx sent to bitfinexleo1 and that can be tracked on http://leo.bitfinex.com
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Replying to @paoloardoino @xrpisgarbage
I think I'm confused on what the Daily LEO Burns (Week Period) metric represents on the tracker page.
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Replying to @dividebynine @xrpisgarbage
1st circle represents number of LEO we are buying from the market in the current H. At the end of every H, we move the amount bought into the pending burn (2nd circle). Every 3h the pending burn is moved on chain. 3rd circle should the 24h stat
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Happy to expand if needed
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Replying to @paoloardoino @xrpisgarbage
Appreciate. Thank you. I was reading the bar chart to be representative of daily burns.
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In the case of buy backs, are these happening on both chains (Eth and EOS)? Are the burns chain restricted (buy and burn EOS only on EOS)? Or is this similar to an Omni/ETH tether chain swap, where you may buy back LEO Eth and burn LEO EOS?
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The bar chart indeed also represents the daily burns because we burn everything we buy every 3h. Also we started on EOS and we have two options. We'll start burning on ETH too to keep availability on two chains reasonable.
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