You said you had to give 40 reasons in 40 days. I would start with the fact that LEO is now deflationary. No new tokens will ever be minted. It's now capped at 30M. And it will burn the tokens paid in fees every time someone bridges LEO from one chain to another. bLEO>pLEO>wLEO>sLEO>heLEO. Any moving from one chain to another generates a small fee and LEO burns those tokens. Thus, the 30M tokens becomes less. Right now I think @3000 tokens have been burned, so it's not a big number, but the key is its going down, not up.
Next I would start listing all the mechanisms that will automatically buy LEO off the market every single day. The SIRP, LSTR, the pools, the AI bots, eventually ad revenue (probably?), and there are more I can't think of right now. Listen to the AMA and make a list. That should give you at least a couple weeks worth of "one a day" reasons.
You said you had to give 40 reasons in 40 days. I would start with the fact that LEO is now deflationary. No new tokens will ever be minted. It's now capped at 30M. And it will burn the tokens paid in fees every time someone bridges LEO from one chain to another. bLEO>pLEO>wLEO>sLEO>heLEO. Any moving from one chain to another generates a small fee and LEO burns those tokens. Thus, the 30M tokens becomes less. Right now I think @3000 tokens have been burned, so it's not a big number, but the key is its going down, not up.
Next I would start listing all the mechanisms that will automatically buy LEO off the market every single day. The SIRP, LSTR, the pools, the AI bots, eventually ad revenue (probably?), and there are more I can't think of right now. Listen to the AMA and make a list. That should give you at least a couple weeks worth of "one a day" reasons.
I am happy you mentioned wLEO 😉