On Thu, Dec 27, 2018 at 09:05:19PM -0300, Juan wrote:
On Thu, 27 Dec 2018 17:07:40 -0500 grarpamp <grarpamp@gmail.com> wrote:
But quit twisting, it was actually ~2M *BTCP* not BTC,
I didn't twist anything. I used BTC as an example to show what 'only' 10% of THEFT can look like. What about "only 10%" inflation of the dollar supply? How much THEFT would that be?
The issue is as the users decide. Some alt coins are designed with inflation built in, some with deflation, some with intention for stability. When one particular construct is hacked outside of its foundation intention that can of course be argued to be theft, at the very least "change of contract", and although some would say "just a bug bounty", others might take significant exception to said bounty. All these early years events are demonstrating interesting exceptions, events, deltas to intentions which here and there motivate further action, new coins etc. In principle "money inflation", be it 10% or any %, or money deflation, ought be clear at foundation of any coin, and due to compounding de/in flation, is inherently difficult for much of "educated" population to properly comprehend the consequences, thus comes across as generally deceptive. Can a coin in/de flate based purely on population head count, or some other "stable" metric?