I came to crypto through mining and have always appreciated the notion that anyone with a machine fast enough to play most modern AAA games can setup a Scrypt miner and attempt to grab some blocks. I dont see the flash mining in conjunction with Coinmarketcap rankings as an issue with CAPs and the solution around alternating between PoW and PoS that's been going on in HBN is an interesting solution to flash mining.
I'm having difficulty seeing the upside of removal of max CAPs per block cap, and PoW.
With PoS only the argument by luminaries remains 'Rich get richer'
https://youtu.be/3W_3AQrQEOM?t=130 I've seen days where multiple large addresses are staking, and driving down the percentage, when a miner comes in and swipes most of the next 100 blocks - always makes me smile. The variable stake has kept the percentages well below 200% in the past year and like the richlist of most other PoW/PoS coins there is a noticeable pareto distribution.
What would the supply look like if we had a fixed 200%? 2x - 3x higher? What's the theoretical market cap of 386,208,048 - 579,312,072 Million CAPs circulating? I'm not sure making the growth Bottlecaps easier benefits the currency in any game theory scenario.
The uncapping of stake makes sense if there is a shift of staking into tiers - e.g, a 'master node' locks down 100k caps and stakes at x% every y# days with no max, a regular wallets stake less at shorter intervals with a max.
A little crypto-Bikeshedding is fun but with nobody helping Tranz code, nothing changes.