Wendy Williams:
What are the basic utilities of CNS?
Gabriella D:
Great question! It gives us the chance to dive right to the heart of the project…
First, let’s make an important distinction. Centric offers TWO tokens: CNS (Centric Cash) and CNR (Centric Rise).
CNS is the only token listed on exchanges. It’s the on/off-ramp for the Centric economy. When an investor wants to participate in the Centric project, they would first buy CNS through CoinTiger or one of the other exchanges. After obtaining CNS, they would want to convert it to Centric Rise ASAP. The reason? The price of Centric Rise increases slightly every hour, and you’ll want to benefit from that hourly yield!
In October, for example, the hourly yield led to 28.5% over the course of the month. Starting in November (and lasting through January 2021), the yield will be 23%. (You can see prices through October 20201 here > www.centric.com/metrics/
Not only is CNS the ticket into the Centric economy, but it’s also the off-ramp. When an investor wants to sell some or all of their Centric holdings, they can convert their CNR to CNS, and sell it on a supported exchange like CoinTiger.
Now here’s the exciting part…
If you buy Centric Cash on November 1st, convert it to Centric Rise, and hold it until the end of the month… you’ll have 23% more CNS than you started with, as a result of the hourly yield. If you bought 10,000 CNS, you would have the equivalent of 12,300 CNS. Of course, as a long-term project with growth every month, it makes sense to buy and hold for longer than a month. (Though of course investors are free to enter and exit as they see fit, and an investor could convert to CNS and sell just a month later).
I know that is a long answer, and a lot of information to take in!
Here’s a link to a 2-minute overview of the Centric project that might help fill in some blanks >
youtu.be/nBulaR-CwJE
Wendy Williams:
Centric offers TWO tokens: CNS (Centric Cash) and CNR (Centric Rise). Wonderful!
Gabriella D:
Exactly!