Have you heard of hex? Have you heard of hedron? Have you heard of Icosa?

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I am not a financial advisor.

I am NOT telling you what you should or shouldn’t buy or sell.

This isn’t me going into full detail about what these coins are and how they came to exist.

I am not here to defend Richard Heart and his (so far successful) outrage marketing campaign.

So let me talk for a minute telling you some interesting facts.

So. Let’s say you have some hex. You can either hold it liquid, or stake it. When you stake hex you are burning your hex and “get” a piece of the inflation. How much inflation you get is somewhat determined by what % of the total stakes is yours. (Other factors involved but let’s not get into that now)

The share you get is in the form of T-Shares, the amount of hex needed to get 1 T-share (T stands for trillion) goes higher and higher everyday, it will never go down. (Although the USD value of a Tshare fluctuates with the price of hex.

The T-Share price only goes up to prevent people from gaming the system. The longer you stake the more T-shares you get hence more “interest”

Anyways, so you’ve burnt your hex, for some shares. Now everyday you are getting rewarded hex as a staking reward.

Now let’s get to hedron. How is hedron distributed? Well without going into much detail, like how there was initially a bonus period which is over now, the hedron issuance is very easy to explain. Hedron is distributed to hex stakers. For every B-share (billion shares, so 1/1000 of a Tshare) you get 1 hedron. So 1000 hedron per hex Tshare.

Confused yet? Well, just make sure you mint your hedron before ending your hex stake.

So, you mint your hedron… what can you do with hedron… well… hedron has its own tokenomics and pumpamentals. There is a whole “advance” function where you can borrow hedron from a hex stake. But what is “new” is how you can lock your hedron to earn Icosa.

Whoa whoa, wtf is Icosa? Well, hedron was supposed to be called icosa and icosa was supposed to be called hedron. But around the time hedron launched there was a new coin which was a scam rugpull based around ICO’s and had the icosa name. So now that that fake coin is long gone the icosa name is back.

How do you get icosa? Well, there are 2 ways. One way is to buy it, but that doesn’t really count. So the first way to get it, is to lock your hedron. Depending on how much hedron you lock, you have to serve a minimum amount of days before you can unlock and realize your yield (early unlocking results in penalities). The other way to get icosa is to create and HSI hex stake and send it to the contract address, which means the HSI will expire, sending it to auction.

Once in auction, people can bid hedron and hedron only to buy the HSI’s. The hedron that wins the auction gets burnt.

If you haven’t realized by now, I’m talking as if you know what I’m talking about, but after doing your due diligence you will be able to read this post again and know exactly what I’m talking about lol.

Turns out. If you lock your icosa you can get free icosa and hedron. The hedron comes from the burnt hedron from the auctions.

So to sum it up, hex stakes gives you hex and hedron. Hedron stakes give you icosa, and icosa stakes give you hedron and icosa.

Honestly, what a world we live in. Icosa is pretty tied to the T-Share rate, which ONLY goes up in hex terms. Hedron is about to explode in price as people prepare for MASSIVE auctions starting November 13th 2022, and hex price might explode soon as the Highest of stakes documentary launches along with (hopefully) pulsechain.

If you are interested to know more about these coins you can find dozens of streamers online and people on telegram who can help out, but also mention your interest in the comments and I’ll go deeper into these subjects.

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