from their website: In order to receive the fee split tokens that you are entitled to, there are two options:
Keep your COSS tokens inside your COSS wallet on the platform. You don't have to do anything else!
or
If you keep your COSS tokens in an external wallet (for example, a cold wallet), you need to set up the Token Based Fee Split Allocation distribution for that wallet by making a call to a special function in the COSS Token smart-contract.
Brody Bailey
I'm banned for some fucking reason having never used their website before. Have they banned Canada?
Asher Johnson
They just posted an announcement yesterday I think on both the Telegram and Slack channels. There'll be a Medium post by Rune about it shortly too, it was mentioned.
Ryder Price
No, you don't lose them. They just remain on the DAO. You need to use gas to cash them out just like you would, say, on EtherDelta. They'll just sit there; You're not going to lose them.
Lucas Long
Your fee split will accumulate over time in the DAO until you decide to withdraw to your COSS wallet. (Or MEW if you have that properly set up.)
Sitting on about 105 COSS that I haven't moved yet. Been gathering it for the past 14 weeks. Gonna wait for a full year to pull it out.
Hunter Johnson
But what if I want to convert them to coss. That's better isn't it? To convert them to coss for more fees. I don't get fees based on the coss that is sitting in the dashboard do I?..
Dylan Barnes
>This Thread God fucking damn it. This thread is pajeet to the fucking max. Guys, you don't need to do this shit. COSS is the only exchange to have a 50% dividend split with coin holders AND will have a FIAT exchange. It's going to be a goliath in market cap and all token holders will be rich from the rise in price or rich from dividends-- take your pick.
Get the fuck out of here with referral link spam and shit like 'so far seems like a solid exchange'. The UI is preschool garbage but is getting replaced in mere days. The engine is overloaded but that's due to the interest and a new engine will drop somewhere in Q1. There's no reason to misrepresent COSS and pretend it's already the best. Smart money knows to invest it in now BECAUSE it has these (fixable) problems which keep it cheap.
Jacob Gonzalez
Its not new, its been around longer than kucoin and doesnt even work. Also, when they get the new gui it won't help the problems with the exchange.
Julian Rivera
FUD spewers are obvious tucking idiots. If the exchange worked perfect, CoSS would be trading at the same prices as BNB and KCS. We are in it now at the fucking beta. Yea it sucks now, long way to go. But the team is rock solid and in it for the long haul. Wait as long as you want but this is the ground fucking floor on a rocketshit put together with wire and duct tape. Best investment I have made in crypto. Ultra comf
Anthony Ross
This.
Anthony Perry
Is this spreadsheet real?
Julian Cox
Someone else posted it, but checks out. Pic related is my own calculation based on today data.
I hold about 30k tokens. Fucking Stoked.
Isaiah Collins
of course
Asher Jenkins
You have to buy COSS. If you withdraw your ETH and other coins, you can buy more COSS with it.
That's basically my plan. Just reinvest back into the exchange. Compounding interest is a bitch, but if you're smart you can make it work for you.
This one's a bit cleaner and shows yearly estimate as well. It's fallen roughly in line with my payouts so far.
Ryan Clark
Actually that one's not right. It pulls the 63 Million number from CMC, which is wrong, because CMC is butts. Total circulating supply right now is around 95M.
Xavier King
Time to update your sheet. Binance daily volume was 5.6 billion today, for example. Looks like your sheet isn't accounting for the market growth.
Ryan Sanchez
Granted, but it also doesn't account for the future FIAT exchange either. It's honestly very pessimistic. The important thing is that the calculation is more accurate. You can do the conversion for daily volume yourself.
Kayden Nelson
I agree with you in that. It works as a conservative estimate. My spreadsheet / calculations doesn't account for fiat either. I seem to recall the fee being 3x on fiat (.6%) so the return will be absurd.