⚔️ Overview
LookIntoMaxi details statistics on the HEX-related products from Maximus.
It's an independent site built by @hegeta, a Maximus community member & Hexican!
The hope is that these stats shine a light on the myriad ways of valuing these awesome assets.
Allowing users to be as informed as possible about the assets that they decide to hold and trade.
Stake Periods
Each pool token is backed by a HEX stake of different length:
MAXI: 15 years
DECI: 10 years
LUCKY: 7 years
TRIO: 3 years
BASE: 1 year
This, combined with many other stake variables like:
Staked HEX Principle
T-share Rate at stake start
Daily payouts during the stake
and market conditions like:
Liquidity
General sentiment
Holder distribution
all come together to give each token, on each chain, its own unique set of statistics.
Chains
Nearly every page contains a toggle to switch between stats for Ethereum & PulseChain.
Since the launch of PulseChain (a fork of Ethereum) all of the Maximus tokens were copied over to PulseChain.
So now, we have two sets of tokens.
One on Ethereum and one on PulseChain, each backed by separate stakes.
Naming Conversions
PulseChain vs Ethereum
To differentiate between these tokens the site explicitly includes the prefix p or e before the token ticker.
For example:
For DECI on PulseChain, pDECI is used
For LUCKY on Ethereum, eLUCKY is used
Emojis
Emojis are also used to represent each token:
MAXI: Ⓜ️
DECI: 🛡️
LUCKY: 🍀
TRIO: 🎲
BASE: 🟠
Stake Period
The site occasionally uses a numerical suffix after the ticker symbol to indicate the stake period that that ticker represents (e.g. 1, 2, 3..)
For example:
eBASE1 = Ethereum Base, stake period 1 eBASE2 = Ethereum Base, stake period 2 etc.
You will currently only see this notation for BASE, as it's the only pool token that has been through more than one stake cycle.
Mint Phase
Each token has a period at its inception called a Mint phase. This phase usually lasts a few days 7-14 days to allow for a good amount of HEX to be pooled together by users.
This becomes a strong reference point for value as it's the ratio that users inserted in return for a guaranteed amount of stake pool tokens before the stake started.
Every time a stake ends for these tokens, a new mint phase has to start where users can withdraw their HEX + Yield and new users can deposit new HEX at the new rate.
Mint price in HEX isn't always 1:1 - (New mint rate)
As each stake matures the ratio of HEX to stake pool tokens increases in line with the new backing value of the stake. For example, BASE finished its first cycle with a backing of about 1 BASE:1.12 HEX. This was the next starting point for the net stake and what users could get for their HEX.
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