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The $Bond Economy now has charts and pools integrated! You can easily navigate and manage your trading in the DEX tab. (B,B)
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$Bonds Economic emergence takes many forms. Price Emergence: Resources develop their own exchange rates through voluntary trade, speculation, and market activity. The protocol does not determine what anything should be worth. Behavioral Emergence: Players develop strategies that were never explicitly designed. Some accumulate resources, others arbitrage markets, corner supplies, or coordinate trading activity. Structural Emergence: Economic roles begin forming naturally. Producers, traders, liquidity providers, market makers, and resource specialists emerge without being assigned predefined roles. Scarcity Emergence: Scarcity isn’t simply a function of total supply. Hoarding, liquidity concentration, production, and demand can make otherwise abundant resources difficult to acquire. Over time, these independent decisions create feedback loops. Players may establish trading alliances, resource cartels, production cooperatives, or entirely new economic relationships. This is where economic entropy and economic complexity become particularly interesting. Entropy introduces uncertainty, unpredictability, and disorder. Complexity emerges as participants establish increasingly sophisticated relationships, markets, and economic structures. Some players will attempt to establish order through accumulation, monopolies, and cooperation. Others will disrupt that order through competition, arbitrage, and innovation. The objective isn’t maximum chaos or perfect equilibrium. It’s an environment where r:r naturally encourage player behavior.
Everybody has full access to The $Bond Economy. Every buy triggers a buy on the Bond/USDG LP (the main pool for LP staking). Then simultaneously you receive our Game Tokens. You can find this in the “Store” tab!
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Someone bought about 96% of the salt and sugar from the /$Bond pools 😂 we love it. This is the fun we want people to have!
Everybody has full access to The $Bond Economy. Every buy triggers a buy on the Bond/USDG LP (the main pool for LP staking). Then simultaneously you receive our Game Tokens. You can find this in the “Store” tab!
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Robin X retweeted
While people are sidelined on $BOND, I am accumulating more at dirt cheap prices and staking all of it. I will make my initials just off interest and then it is house money. The current risk/reward ratio makes it a no-brainer for me. Staking all my resources too 👌 @BondDotCeo
$Bonds Economic emergence takes many forms. Price Emergence: Resources develop their own exchange rates through voluntary trade, speculation, and market activity. The protocol does not determine what anything should be worth. Behavioral Emergence: Players develop strategies that were never explicitly designed. Some accumulate resources, others arbitrage markets, corner supplies, or coordinate trading activity. Structural Emergence: Economic roles begin forming naturally. Producers, traders, liquidity providers, market makers, and resource specialists emerge without being assigned predefined roles. Scarcity Emergence: Scarcity isn’t simply a function of total supply. Hoarding, liquidity concentration, production, and demand can make otherwise abundant resources difficult to acquire. Over time, these independent decisions create feedback loops. Players may establish trading alliances, resource cartels, production cooperatives, or entirely new economic relationships. This is where economic entropy and economic complexity become particularly interesting. Entropy introduces uncertainty, unpredictability, and disorder. Complexity emerges as participants establish increasingly sophisticated relationships, markets, and economic structures. Some players will attempt to establish order through accumulation, monopolies, and cooperation. Others will disrupt that order through competition, arbitrage, and innovation. The objective isn’t maximum chaos or perfect equilibrium. It’s an environment with r:r naturally encourage player behavior.
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Hey anon are we different enough yet? Since launch many have scorned us or scowled at us for incorporating an OHM/Net fork model and for comparatively communicating our thesis to people on CT. We’ve had our own unique game plan since the beginning. $Bond (B,B)
Everybody has full access to The $Bond Economy. Every buy triggers a buy on the Bond/USDG LP (the main pool for LP staking). Then simultaneously you receive our Game Tokens. You can find this in the “Store” tab!
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Everybody has full access to The $Bond Economy. Every buy triggers a buy on the Bond/USDG LP (the main pool for LP staking). Then simultaneously you receive our Game Tokens. You can find this in the “Store” tab!
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Robin X retweeted
Looks like $BOND created a nice feedback loop: Buying into the game economy supports the main $BOND/USDG pool → deeper liquidity and better LP rewards → more activity and potential demand for $BOND itself Well done 👏 @BondDotCeo
Everybody has full access to The $Bond Economy. Every buy triggers a buy on the Bond/USDG LP (the main pool for LP staking). Then simultaneously you receive our Game Tokens. You can find this in the “Store” tab!
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Robin X retweeted
I agree 💯 Good points brought up here about $BOND Circulating supply is ~8-9k tokens of BOND. Might want to do your research on this one before more people discover it! Very early right now. NFA!
Why I like $BOND: - Incentivizes LP staking - Lower total/circulating supply (less inflationary pressure) - More sustainable emission rate - Launch of BOND Economy game (will likely route activity back to the main $BOND/USDG pool) - High potential ROI - Active team @BondDotCeo
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I agree 💯 Good points brought up here about $BOND Circulating supply is ~8-9k tokens of BOND. Might want to do your research on this one before more people discover it! Very early right now. NFA!
Why I like $BOND: - Incentivizes LP staking - Lower total/circulating supply (less inflationary pressure) - More sustainable emission rate - Launch of BOND Economy game (will likely route activity back to the main $BOND/USDG pool) - High potential ROI - Active team @BondDotCeo
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Robin X retweeted
Why I like $BOND: - Incentivizes LP staking - Lower total/circulating supply (less inflationary pressure) - More sustainable emission rate - Launch of BOND Economy game (will likely route activity back to the main $BOND/USDG pool) - High potential ROI - Active team @BondDotCeo
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Robin X retweeted
Read their docs: bond.ceo/docs/ Check out $BOND Economy: economy.bond.ceo
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We are currently building a 10x on robinhood Will be posting about it in the morning Some big players are starting to take notice We want our followers to win on this one too
I am currently accumulating a 10x on robinhood will be posting about it in the morning some big players are starting to take notice i want my followers to win on this one too
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We are working on a paid starter kit costing 10 cents minimum that routes buyers to the main $Bond/USDG pool. We have to have some small barrier to prevent Sybil attacks. This also benefits the user so they get access to Bond LP staking and The Bond Economy Game. From there the freemium model and $Bond backing to our game tokens allow additional purchases if desired by a player. Like any ancient organized civilization these are the first steps required to establish an economy incorporating barter, trade, and “money” or a universally accepted medium of exchange. (B,B)
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$bond saw 42% of the trading volume of $net today…. Dont sleep. Dont be sidelined.
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What you actually get for holding $bond: If you take $1000 and buy $bond right now at $8.52 per token you would get 117 $bond tokens. If you stake 117 tokens at the current emission rate of .15%/8hr, you receive .52 $bond tokens per day FOR DOING NOTHING. Ct sees this as “Oh thats $4 a day on $1000 who cares” If $bond token doesnt move at all that’s $5000 at the end of a year. 500% for doing nothing. I view it like this: 3 compounding events per day is 1095 compounding events per year By the end of the year my 117 tokens is 604 tokens. What will 604 tokens be worth in a year?? Even if $bond is only $10 in a year thats a 6x on my $1000 If it goes to $50 thats $30,000 per $1000 invested. Say it pulls a net and goes to $500 per token. Thats $300,000 per $1000. @BondDotCeo has created something incredible and you can either be too dumb to understand it or you can get in the car.
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All starting 4 Bond Game economy assets (game tokens) have been backed by $Bond token. Desxcreener links below 👇
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We cleared through a Blockaid submission. MM/Phantom warnings should all be gone now. This applies to both the $Bond staking and Bond Economy contracts. Let us know if anything else pops up to address (B,B)
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BUY $PRINTER BUY $WALLET BUY $BOND SHUT OFF YOUR PHONE AND COME BACK IN THREE MONTHS
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Generational entry on $bond If youre not staking $bond you’re NGMI. If youre not LPing $bond you’re NGMI. We are approaching the kickoff of the next leg of the bull and by far the biggest. Dont be sidelined. Buy $bond Buy robinhood:0x85a574f2ff0795685f58d1d7b0d4b51f148ac489 Buy $wallet Buy $woof Buy $net Buy $bucket Buy $index Buy $hoodrat Buy everything Robinhood.
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