After a couple of weeks of literally bursting through the ZING market order book on several occasions, I have finally settled on ''the number''.
With 25M tokens circulating, 1M staked puts me as the owner of the 4% of the current circulating supply and the 3rd wallet on the richlist after 
I don't think I've ever been so high on a richlist! And to do it at such an early stage of a project that looks as good as Holozing makes me feel very lucky for such an opportunity.
Personally, it has been a long time since I have seen a project that 'just' made me feel excited.
Nowadays many projects seem to have no soul:
So much so that when one of them meets these points, it feels like a breath of fresh air.
At the moment there are still many questions, such as whether the game will be really 'playable and fun', and whether the tokenomics will really be well structured or not.
Both are questions that we will answer in due time, and at the moment the price of uncertainty is there (a price I am happy to pay, by the way).
Few networks as undervalued as ours have the plug-in capacity that we have.
Being able to launch a project without a 'token sale' and simply delegate our HIVE to be used by the project as long-term funding in exchange for a stream of tokens is a use case that is not sufficiently taken into account out there.
As long as everything is going well, great, the moment something goes wrong, we withdraw delegation and just walk away. Person in charge gets it's reputation obliterated and stops receiving funding.
Isn't that great?
We have in our hands a hypothetical model for financing projects with a much lower risk for the end user and with much fairer conditions than traditional VC models.
And for that reason I would love to see a lot more people involved, because I genuinely see it that way.
(But obvious disclosure: I'm very invested in both things and probably biased!)
Holozing is the closest thing we have to Splinterlands and it would be great to see it duplicate that success, but I have to say that comparisons are odious and the industry is very different to how it was in 2019.
Anyway, this post is already getting a bit long for my taste.
Long live Holozing!
