agreed!! especially since TGE is already planned for Q3 at launch of V1
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It dependsā¦some people are paper hand and others are diamond handsā¦so let them decide which one they want to beā¦in my opinionā¦
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Yes, I agree. At best, it just represents a delay of the inevitable. Those who want to dump will do so. If there is a large quantity of tokens being dumped, the price will drop considerably. In my opinion, the earlier this happens, the better. Tokens from well managed, solid platforms will always rebound.
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Agree. These dumped tokens and lowered price will create more opportunity for those who see the value of this platform. The price will stabilize quickly once those people are out. Just speculations from my viewpoint, but that how I would see it shake out.
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Read & liked some interesting ideas within the discussion.
Itās refreshing to see so many thinking long-term & not just flipping.
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sounds good suggestion to follow.
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Dumping tokens is bound to happen but if the distribution is to users who are passionate about Indigo I donāt see it as a problem.
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I think that any method used to avoid dumping is a useless forcing. If a project responds to a need and provides added value to the market, people will tend to keep it, use it and its value will grow.
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I like it !
I agree with you
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Yes, artificially restricting trading doesnāt seem right. Have an open market and those who want more tokens can buy from those who wish to sell. Restrictions in the Defi space donāt sit well with me. We should be in the game of increasing choice and freedom!
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Agree
Vesting schedule not a bad idea imo. If the community vote for it then thatās a democratic decision as opposed to it being enforced by the team. Maintains the Defi ethos imo @TonyC
Not a huge amount of the tokens set aside for the airdrop anyway though, and no presale so I suppose we needent be too concerned about major sell offs
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why couldnt there be a vesting period you would get a percentage every week or 2 if you are in it for the long haul it wouldnt be a problem
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Personally i think someone would have to be a mad man to give up something as powerful as INDY.
I hope INDY staking will prove to be worthwhile. If so. Those that dumped will realize what a mistake that was. 
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Yes, I think good staking and tokenomics are enough to prevent dumping however some kind of NFT with utility could also be offered to those that donāt dump there bags?
Iām thinking similar to the Meld diamond hands NFT?
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I agree with you.
I think the Indigo project has a lot of potential for growing as an crypto asset.
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This idea in my humble opinion is better than a vesting period for the airdrop. A vesting period for an airdrop of this size doesnāt really make sense.
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I believe the best way to halt a sell-off of tokens is to offer an NFT. Similar to Melds diamond hands NFT. Especially if the artwork is identical as well, I love diamond hand art hehe. Nevertheless, these NFTās, could act similarly to Melds bank manager, Liqwids Aquafarmer, or even VYFI cards. This would give the holders of the tokens more incentive not to sell. Keep in mind, that a simple airdrop can change someoneās life, or perhaps the holder is in desperate need of cash.
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Very good proposal.
I believe thats one of the best solution.
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Good project
i love you
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Providing a use for the token e.g. staking or liquidity providing from the start or atleast the announcement from the start as to the plan and date of such utilities can help people be motivated to keep it
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