just by name Waves is probably doing better work offering sensible opportunity to it's customers. It is similar to. Ethereum and but needs more hard work.

I hope it does. The Waves DEX is a solid platform and if Waves gets listed on Coinbase then I think Waves DEX volume will grow - if I understand your question correctly. An important factor is that Waves got their money in the golden era and the long term winners will be the teams that can hold out with enough reserves. I can already see some very good platforms that only got their money recently but will be forced to close shop due to funds drying up.

A token on Waves as any token on Eth or a token on Tron or a token on EOS or a token on Binance chain etc. is worth as much as the effort behind that token. Unless there is a lot of effort and a solid purpose there will be no value. Lots and lots of tokens on all the chains I mention are worthless now. If you look on DEX there is still a pair for Liquid/Waves but is the only pair with any price to it. The volume is next to nothing so you can safely say that Liquid's prime has passed. For most tokens on any of the mentioned chains if you hold onto too long the tokens eventually become worth very little and you should have sold your Liquid way back. The nice thing about base Waves is that the team is actively promoting and there is some adoption.

anything new in Tel-Aviv ?

how was the mood ?

Hello estenity! We will present a detailed report about Tel-Aviv event in our blog in the coming days.

Kind regards, Waves Community Manager

this is an important modification with a new reward:

"To make WAVES mining attractive, we suggest a reward of 6 WAVES for every generated block, which corresponds to target annual revenues of around ~5.3% (in WAVES) taking into account the possible increase of the generating balance".

but will the total number of waves be still stable, or increase with time ?

new staking system yields $350 monthly if waves $10 with an 8k stack.

So if you buy 8k now and this coin does a x10 or more the roi is 2 years.

at $1 the roi is 20 years or 5% as specified. excluding compounded growth.