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It is possible the value of CRW will go up by several multiples in the medium to long term. However you can't operate a masternode/throne (the device that generates regular income) unless you have 10,000crw to link to it as non risked collateral. This means the really juicy returns are saved for people with a few grand invested.
In a nutshell, a throne that serves to do several things that are beneficial to the network but think of them as cloud nodes that provide the infrastructure to serve apps and services. If you run one, you get paid for it. The 10k crw collateral requirement exists to make it financially impossible for one entity to control a majority of the nodes and thus game the system.
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So are you saying if I buy, say, $100 of Bitcoin now, exchange it today for CRW, the value of that CRW might yield great returns (when I then exchange it back???) over the next x months?