It is still kinda hard to understand which CRTs are promising or have consistent value.
Solution
I think it would be very valuable to have a metric for CRTs that makes their "value" immediately understandable and comparable.
To do this we would take the current market cap and paid out revenue to $CRT holders (not the $CRT owner ideally) and form some sort of a revenue. It would be important for revenue in this case to over some period of time (1m/3m/6m/1y)
Someone who is good at maths could probably come up with a better way of expressing such a formula -- but the end goal would be to have a single metric that tracks the "profitability" of a $CRT when it pertains to revenue.
Problem
It is still kinda hard to understand which CRTs are promising or have consistent value.
Solution
I think it would be very valuable to have a metric for CRTs that makes their "value" immediately understandable and comparable.
To do this we would take the current market cap and paid out revenue to $CRT holders (not the $CRT owner ideally) and form some sort of a revenue. It would be important for revenue in this case to over some period of time (1m/3m/6m/1y)
Someone who is good at maths could probably come up with a better way of expressing such a formula -- but the end goal would be to have a single metric that tracks the "profitability" of a $CRT when it pertains to revenue.