As for the increase in circulating supply, a) this is a common feature of cryptocurrencies, they are mined and increase in supply and b) Elixir's very identity is based on its unique method of creation. As time goes on the maximum supply can only decrease - unlike literally every single other crypto currency which has a fixed maximum supply or in a few cases, no maximum supply. I know which I prefer if I'm holding
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Ripio's lending solution appears more complex than that proposed by the Elixir project, which intends to provide a dead-simple application that literally anyone can use. Mass use relies on ease of use of a product, and I definitely see Elixir as having more potential for this than RCN.
Basically, do your intelligence (and portfolio) a favour and read into something before making such judgements, and don't compare apples and oranges.
Now, this thread is not about Ripio, so please desist.