There is a system for advertisers to purchase with BAT, that would effect the value of the payout when there's large fluctuations between the start of their ad campaign and payout day.
I sold half of my BAT for FTM. That's what I deserve for buying a tranny coin
I was thinking about buying LUNA but thank god I didn't, lol. Poor LUNA bros.
This is probably a bad call but I might say wait.
That's seemingly the norm for any country that isn't america
Another perk of the third world. At least I have healthcare you bastards.
Correct me if I'm wrong but this sounds like a recipe for a downwards spiral in the price of BAT at some point. If they increase the supply more as the price decreases wouldn't that just drive the price lower or vice versa when the price goes up? Its the opposite of stability. Does Brave have a policy on how they determine the size of payouts based on price? Is it manual, automatic? Just curious if anyone knows.
The supply of BAT is fixed and no more can be made. Low price per BAT = higher amount of BAT received per ad from the browser.
As I said a page or so back, the BAT that Brave pays its users each month is purchased off the market, not minted anew, so the supply of BAT isn't inflating, it's fixed.
Iirc the still occasionally make surveys that give out some bat but what's more likely is brave still gets 40% of ad revenue to develop the platform so unless there's something funny with the amount they hold it's probably that.
As I understood it, they've held onto a reserve of some fraction of all of the BAT that was originally minted. It'd be completely separate from the money they get from ad revenue.
I get like a half a bat per month. The only reason I use the brave browser is to make money. Right now I have 3.1 bats stored and I've been using it for a year. I think bat is about to skyrocket because of Elon Musk
It's May 29th, and I'm sitting on estimated earnings of 10.9 on my desktop and 5.4 on my phone.
There still isnt a use case for BAT outside of the browser and thats why the price isnt going up. It was supposed to be used for buying things and then that never happened. Honestly think the Brave team used BAT to launch themselves above other crypto projects and then gave up on it.
True but there's very few coins or tokens that can be used to buy something in the first place so BAT isn't unique on the aspect. I still want to say there should be some overall growth because the browser is still steadily growing month by month although if you look at the Brave team's lifetime purchase for ads it only makes up around 2-3% of the total supply.
