$LEO, a $1B market cap cryptoasset had 0 on-chain usage on either one of its Ethereum or EOS variants yesterday.
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Replying to @khannib
There are better tokenized alternative monies. Why trade in LEO when you have a market for Tether, DAI, etc?
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Replying to @BitcoinErrorLog
AFAIK, LEO isn't a stablecoin but a mix of a BFX exchange token and a claim on some liabilities of the Bitfinex+Tether system.
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Replying to @khannib
Right, but tokens as bearer assets would only see use in external trade. LEO issuer offers the best marketplace already, so only reason to transfer token elsewhere is to tap external liquidity. LEO probably doesn't need to be a token, but it might still be more useful as one.
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Replying to @BitcoinErrorLog
Actually, one of the main on-chain use of LEO was
@bitfinex burning it, but that stopped on May 1st. Seehttps://eosflare.io/account/bitfinexleo1 …2 replies 0 retweets 1 like -
It accrued 106k unburned, due to an issue with the internal EOS node. Should be fixed in the next hours and the pending burn will include the accrued funds from previous days.
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Thanks for the quick update, I'm curious to know what the issue is with the EOS node.
@coinmetrics runs several and it's not been an easy ride.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
It was still running on the 1.8.x fork and has been using lot of CPU recently. We're moving to 2.0.x now. We should have upgraded earlier.
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