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Have you done the math?

A monthly active user is one who uses an app/visits a website at least once a month. A minority of MAUs are active even weekly let alone daily.

Quora has a market cap of $2 billion.

Guess how many MAUs Quora has?

300 million.

Assuming a $2 billion market cap, the price of LEO would be $333.3 at a supply of 6 million. (When/if LeoFinance has millions of monthly active users, the supply will actually most likely to be much higher.)

But we are not talking about 300 million MAUs but maybe 3 million.

Quora turns attention into a cash flow through selling ad space. LeoFinance does the same. If leofinance.io was really effective at monetizing ads on it, it could maybe able to achieve a token value in the low double digits. I hope you're not telling me that most of the inflation wouldn't be sold at that token price because $10 per LEO would definitely be the time to cash in for most early adopters.

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Considering that Seeking Alpha has 15 million MAUs, it is not out of the realm of possibility. There is a lot more going on here than just a website, which is all Seeking Alpha is.

Millions might be a dream but, hey, if going to do it, do it big.

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