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RE: Banjo now issues BANJO Tokens
I hope inertia make sit so i can send my Banjo tokens to @null (burning them) or to @banjo to burn and then with a memo, I can have Banjo play a sound in the SteemSpeak.com doiscord or whatever discord you share with him. He could also make a post showing you burned X amount of banjo tokens pumping banjo token an estimated X percentage points... thatd be a cool little trophy to spend my banjo tokens on...
Man, while exploring banjo's activities on the block explorer, I found so much cool stuff, like for example I just found @dporn has its PORN token on steem-engine while looking up banjo coin on Block Explorer here
So it's a good one to stake?
i stake all my steem engine tokens mostly, but dont think they will make you lots of profit, i do believe pal will make moeny becausde peopel will powert down steem or ue SBD to buy it, but i would rercomend staking most coisn UNLESS you wanan sele, cuz sometiems it takes wya too long to un stake...'
u might wanna keep coins un staked to be reayd tos ell on a good price spike
always be ready to sell some coins, keep some liquid....
i alway sregret not having mys tem powered down in jan 2018 when it was $8+ i coudl have cashed out just half of eveyrthing i had and it wodual been mroe than i owudla ever made holdinmG SP to get upvoets etc
Many token rewards also come partly staked now, as well.. not sure if people noticed that. (I think this feature was implemented after these comments though..) -- It's the owners of the token who decide which percent of the payout is rewarded staked/liquid -- and not sure where these stats might be found at the moment, but check around SCOTbot or whoever he is lol
Generally when I claim my token rewards I stake half which I received liquid and keep the other half as liquid.. I sell the coin at the time I claimed it if my current liquid total then is at least 0.1 STEEM. -- just what I do though, not advice or providing real guidance here.. do what you want at your own risks :)