Have been asked a few times about how I will play @standard_rsv and the whitelist mint is happening within a few minutes from now. So here is my current thinking: 1 ) Getting in: I have a whitelist spot. If you don't and you believe in the play, tonight might be the only cheap entry that makes sense. The public auction opens at 1.25 ETH and I expect it to mint out fast, probably not far off the top. After that it gets harder. There are no further charter auctions on day one, and when they do start, each day opens at 3x the previous day's closing sale. If the genesis auction counts as that sale (my assumption), the first new seats open north of 3 ETH. Charters are also soulbound until/unless one day the team flips the transfer switch, so no secondary. Short to mid term I don't see a charter changing hands below the initial mint. 2 ) Why early beats late: A charter basically has no value beyond the $STANDARD issuance it captures. One branch = one equal share of every epoch's issue, max 10 branches per charter. That share is at its largest on day one. Your default branch earns 1/1,000 of the first epoch. Once there are 2,000 charters running 3 branches on average, the same branch earns 1/6,000. Every new branch in the system dilutes yours, and the design wants branches to grow (as acquiring branch licenses also burns $STANDARD). 3 ) The play: If you believe in the ponzinomics, get in and scale early. Once you hold a charter, compound your $STANDARD earnings into branch licenses, and/or buy $STANDARD and let the earnings amortize it, to capture as much of the early issuance as you can. If it works, you retire branches that have accumulated real yield while the system is still expanding and $STANDARD is bid, before the exit fee gets expensive from everyone rushing the same door. If it doesn't, the token goes to zero and none of this matters anyhow lol. What I'd avoid tho is the middle way: waiting, then overpaying for future yield at peak fomo time. At that point (or generally based on conviction and time horizon) buying the token is probably the cleaner way to speculate on the system and its mechanics. 4 ) My game plan: Mint my whitelist charter at 0.15 ETH. Let the sniper tax burn off, and watch the first hour(s) once trading goes live. Then buy some $STANDARD and take down as many branch licenses as I can (or at least some depending on pricing) in the first days, while a branch still earns its maximum share. After that, wait, and hopefully retire them with decent yield on top of what I put in (0.15 ETH at mint plus whatever the licenses cost) over time later on. Obvs many the parameters are still unpublished tho and nobody has seen this run for an hour, let alone a week. Hence projection quality is probably low kek. Conviction on the direction is not tho. NFA, DYOR.