Taking 5% to make the math simple here, let's say you got a 5% gross yield. If you're small, you pay 20% of that, so one point away to a third party staking provider. If you're big, like us, you may be paid 10% so it goes from five to four and a half, right? And but, you know, as that is a big number you want to, you know, ideally do that in house, right and save that.
SourceSo you can expect us planning to own our own staking infrastructure, whether we build it and we or we buy it, right, and that would, you know, hopefully grow at steady prices, top line by, you know, at least 10% now, beyond that, what we want to do, we want to do third party staking, right? Once we own our own staking infrastructure, you know, we can also, you know, stake for third parties, right?
You know, my first company, Kingsway, which you know, is also the biggest shareholder here, you know, has over 100 million coins outside of tonics, right? And then the second biggest holder in tonics, which also is one of the biggest factors of Elon. They have maybe half of that.
And then there's ribbit, who's also got a chunk. So all the long term big anchor investors in ton X are also some of the largest holders of ton and they got to custody that coin somewhere. You know, you can choose to where you want to custody them, and you got to stake them somewhere, right?
Why don't I let all the staking profits accrue in the list code on x where, you know, ultimately you want to build real cash flows, right?
So then eventually you end up not only with a sort of balance sheet of coins with hopefully a multiple that is greater than one, but also in addition, a P, L or cash flow statement that would get a multiple, so double that, right? And then the real big price here, guys will be the stable coin, right? I mean, it's been discussed, right?