Topic: How Much Does Ethereum Inflate By? (Read 538 times)
For what Ether aims to be for (ultimately the token for the Ethereum platform), the token itself must be adaptable. When it began, it had an infinite inflation rate of 18 million a year - though as gas was burned, the supply would be reduced. The community is evaluating this now and the reason is simple: is this a good model for a token that must be used for Ethereum? Will this work with a POS future - if they definitely go this route?
Its an interesting question. I've been investigating this coin but...
I cant see nothing good about it.
It doesnt seem to have any kind of fixed supply. So..... will it be inflating forever?
Is Vitalik some sort of "trusted setup"?
Doesn't it seems like Too Centralized? A guy can do whatever he wants with the coin.
Please correct me if im wrong. But its hard to me seeing the benefits of this, and not a ponzi scheme.
I cant see nothing good about it.
It doesnt seem to have any kind of fixed supply. So..... will it be inflating forever?
Is Vitalik some sort of "trusted setup"?
Doesn't it seems like Too Centralized? A guy can do whatever he wants with the coin.
Please correct me if im wrong. But its hard to me seeing the benefits of this, and not a ponzi scheme.
We ask what Ethereum's inflation rate is while looking at the historic information on this topic as well as the latest assertions. In addition, since Ether and Bitcoin are almost always compared to each other (even if they're solving different problems), we look at this assertion.
One point I want to make about bitcoinaires: most of them own both Ether and Bitcoin. Don't mistake a bitcoin maximalist for a bitcoinaire and vice versa. A person can like both projects and understand their differences. The cryptosphere as a whole will evolve with projects solving other problems, so anyone with the attitude of bitcoin vs. everything (and this is a very small group) is going to misunderstand the future.
One point I want to make about bitcoinaires: most of them own both Ether and Bitcoin. Don't mistake a bitcoin maximalist for a bitcoinaire and vice versa. A person can like both projects and understand their differences. The cryptosphere as a whole will evolve with projects solving other problems, so anyone with the attitude of bitcoin vs. everything (and this is a very small group) is going to misunderstand the future.
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