top | item 26886396 (no title) qertoip | 4 years ago Ethereum is easy to change (hard forks often) and so cannot be expected to preserve any key characteristics like emission curve or even the permissionless nature.In fact, Ethereum's monetary policy did change in the past. discuss order hn newest casi|4 years ago The policy has always been “minimal viable issuance” inter_netuser|4 years ago what does that mean in practice?who determines what's minimum and what's viable? dmihal|4 years ago The protocol is still in the early stages of development.The social contract is that the protocol & monetary policy will ossify after the transition to PoS & sharding is complete.
casi|4 years ago The policy has always been “minimal viable issuance” inter_netuser|4 years ago what does that mean in practice?who determines what's minimum and what's viable?
inter_netuser|4 years ago what does that mean in practice?who determines what's minimum and what's viable?
dmihal|4 years ago The protocol is still in the early stages of development.The social contract is that the protocol & monetary policy will ossify after the transition to PoS & sharding is complete.
casi|4 years ago
inter_netuser|4 years ago
who determines what's minimum and what's viable?
dmihal|4 years ago
The social contract is that the protocol & monetary policy will ossify after the transition to PoS & sharding is complete.