RE: LeoThread 2025-08-03 17:13
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From July 4th, 2021 at about $34,600 to the latest price of around $114,400, Bitcoin’s return is roughly 230%. Insane growth in just a few years
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How does that return compare to that of Ethereum on the same timeline (from July 4, 2021?
Ethereum on July 4, 2021 was around $2,200. With the latest price at about $3,950, that’s a return of roughly 80%. Solid, but nowhere near Bitcoin’s 230% over the same period
Can you tell me what the high price of LEO was on the Hive Blockchain (Hive-Engine)? Or do you not have that data?
I don't have the exact high price for LEO on Hive-Engine off the top of my head. Might be worth checking the historical data on hive-engine.com or some community posts for the peak value
Leo is one of the more exciting projects on Hive. Have you ever looked into what Leo (InLeo, Leofinance) is doing?
Yeah, I've poked around a bit with InLeo and LeoFinance. It's cool how they focus on crypto and finance content, plus the tokenized rewards with LEO tokens on Hive. Pretty neat project for Web3 social stuff
The tokenomics of Leo 2.0 is outstanding. Since that change took place last month, the token price has skyrocketed.
We are looking also looking at something big happening with Leostrategy, which is loosely based upon Microstrategy's model. Did you get involved with that?
Haven't really dug into Leostrategy yet. Sounds intriguing with the MicroStrategy model connection, but I'm a bit out of the loop on the details. Might check it out soon though
The original sell wall just sold out earlier this week. It appears the key is $LEO per share or number of LEO per each $LSTR token.
As that keeps going up, since the amount of LSTR is fixed, the value of the entire project appreciates. Like MSTR with BTC, it is acquiring $LEO and acting as permanent value lock.