There's a calculator you can play with on their site where you can enter in your initial investment and see how much it will grow with a day slider. The calculator will also show you how much your tokens are worth.
I just started tracking all my buys on CoinGecko, so I can see what my portfolio is. It gets complex when you start doing swaps and get LP tokens and all that, so I just wanted to keep up with it all in one place.
I know when I bought in, I got 2.3773, and the token was 220 so that's how I know how much I'm up.
I'm doing HectorDAO and staking FTM-TOMB on Reaper right now. Finally got my XLM transfer out of Coinbase from my Monday deposit. Swapped it for BNB and then for FTM and took that and put it into Reaper. I feel like that's less risky than these DAOs, I'm okay losing the 500 or whatever in Hector. It's a lot of fukkery happening in the DAO space, so yeah
Hector seems like a solid project with a real plan, and Reaper is well known. We'll see how it goes...
Did you buy some TSHARE? Or did you get it from staking FTM-TOMB on Tomb Finance?
I think i swapped some from FTM and then some I got from the Tomb Finance staking. Just pulling rewards and splitting them in half for the corresponding pools to provide liquidity.
I just looked at that calculator and got this:
Potential return
$1997191.17
Potential number of Tesla Roadsters
9
Gonna have a Tesla for each day of the week and 2 to rent out.
Far as your next post that intrigues me a bit more:
Yeah thats the thing with this crypto. They can't tell where your money has been so I don't think they should be allowed to tax everything until you get it in fiat. they don't know whats been going on. you could send eth to metamask and swap for various coins with some wins and losses mixed in but until you get it back in fiat it shouldn't count. there are some places that accept crypto but for the most part everything runs on fiat. And its not like stocks where you can trade one stock for another without converting to fiat first so its a bit more complex and risky. can lose more money on crypto and even worse if you swapping one coin for another. the way they should do it is taking what you deposit in coinbase or any other CEX and then what you withdraw would be capital gains or however they doing it. I'll gladly pay my taxes on money I withdraw but if I have my money somewhere thats a risk to lose it all or even somewhere i can't use it like a hard wallet or metamask, then why be taxed for it.
Bezoge is wild, every time I even think of flipping it into something else, like Saitama, it goes on a run like "you sure about that? Watch this."
