A fixed supply is foundational for sound money. The protocol's clarity allows diverse implementations and privacy advances; what stops the community now from building them?
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More than 2,000 years of gold says that's not quite true.
Sound money definitely does need to be hard, but apparently it does not need to be 100% fixed. Some small growth in the money supply over time is apparently acceptable.
Its really not.
For money to be sound, monetary policy has to be known and immutable.
The number of units doesn't matter.