Have you ever thought that the constant annual inflation in this coin scares many investors.
Maybe the developers should think about fixing the exact number of coins in the Crypto Bullion.
For example, each owner will continue to receive a small percentage of income through POS by commission when sending the transaction.
And by the way, this problem https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11692604 is still not solved..
Zero inflation is never good in any situation; in an economy as well as in a money supply. We will both agree that high inflation is also very bad!
That being said, I think this coin's 2% interest paid to investors by PoS is quite reasonable and healthy by any standards.
I think that with this conclusion, not all agree.
Take a simple thing is antique jewel released in small editions in the past.
Why increasing its price in time? The answer is obvious - people know that this is a rare and precious object..
Many would like to receive this object in the own collection, but the number of these things greatly limited.
Now take the option with a crypto currency. The more coins into the system, the lower the price.
But most importantly, that any inflation will only scare away fans to invest in such a system.
It is a well known fact, you only need to look at this site http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/views/filter-non-mineable/ to see this
Then how do you secure a network with no reward for doing so?
At 2% it would take around 36 years to merely double the supply to 2M.
Everyone using CBX at this moment would probably have passed away before the 4M mark.
2% keeps CBX rare whilst giving the incentive to stake, secure the network and keep transactions running smoothly.
Bitcoin is currently inflating at over 9% annually and I see no lack of interest there.