Some questions for #XMR bros: how do you justify the “tailemission”? Who decided 0.6? Is it just an arbitrary number? What prevents abuse in future? Why your fee structure failed to sustain the system?
A fixed #tailemission doesn’t make sense to me as the reward in terms of percentage-of-total-supply decreases over time (value decreases) might better just keep it at zero.
Because once abused everyone abuses it. Like #FED.
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