Policy Set by CoOperative: Fees paid out to validators are inflationary. There is an issuance goes down over a period of 10 years over a logarithmic curve. Over the 10 year period we max out of 10% of the original volume. Decided in April of 2017.
Are we going to revisit this decision or run with it for Mercury? Will we split the token over time in addition to issuance? As written in the policy, the issuance is not significant enough to alter the supply of RHOC.
It would be better if the mint algorithm NOT change with the Venus hard fork. We should get this right - now.
Reference: RChain validator Economics
Policy Set by CoOperative: Fees paid out to validators are inflationary. There is an issuance goes down over a period of 10 years over a logarithmic curve. Over the 10 year period we max out of 10% of the original volume. Decided in April of 2017.
https://github.com/rchain/board/blob/master/2017/07-10/Approval%20-%20RHOC%20Plan.pdf
Are we going to revisit this decision or run with it for Mercury? Will we split the token over time in addition to issuance? As written in the policy, the issuance is not significant enough to alter the supply of RHOC.
It would be better if the mint algorithm NOT change with the Venus hard fork. We should get this right - now.