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Share FCT inflation with token holders via WFCT staking
[QUOTE="PaulSnow, post: 32210, member: 29"]
How would WFCT be handled by a possible shift to Accumulate?
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Each WFCT is backed by real FCT.
[URL unfurl="true"]https://wfct.network/audit[/URL]
If FCT shifts into Accumulate's ACME, each WFCT will be backed by the corresponding amount of ACME.
We will need some kind of bridge or exchange to burn-WFCT-release-ACME.
E.g. if qTrade supports FCT hard fork, they will list ACME instead of FCT, convert FCT balances into ACME and enable WFCT/ACME exchange pair like [URL]https://qtrade.io/market/WFCT_FCT[/URL]
So technically it's feasible to support the FCT → ACME transition if it happens.