Can someone explain to me how you see that V1 and V2 give the same rewards?
With sOhm, the amount of sOhm would increase exponentially. This caused the extremely high APY. If I now make the same calculation for gOhm and therefore only increase the index, the profit will be much lower.
Example 1 (the old V1 system):
1sOhm with the current rebase APY (0,3575%) would make 49.96 sOhm in 1 year. If the price is and stays 400 dollars per Ohm, your 400 dollars would be worth 19.983,80 dollars.
Example 2 (the new V2 system):
1sOhm converted to gOhm is 0.0209 gOhm. The index jumps with 0.15 per rebase, so for the full year that would change the index to 212.07. So if the price was and still is 400 dollars per Ohm i would have 1.772,90 dollars.
Correct me if i'm wrong. But this V2 migration seems like een bunch of bullcrap tot me…