It depends on what people think should be the ideal inflation. Central banks like to keep inflation between 2-3%. That's too much in the crypto world.

We should work backwards to figure out the "ideal" rate of growth. What do people think is acceptable? Should the supply double in 30 years? 50 years? How about 100 years?

A doubling of the total supply every 100 years works out to be about 0.69% interest per year.

Is that acceptable? Well, not many will see their 100th birthday so I doubt you should care about your wealth since you'd be dead by then.

Then the end result is still the same. It is the same if you have a deflationary currency as if you have a inflationary currency.

If you have large stakeholders with lots of wealth to protect then just like in the real world, people have to pay a "vault fee" to keep their gold secure. Say this is 1% per year to keep it in some vault. So large stakeholders either become miners and paying an amount of electricity equal to the vault fee or pay someone else to secure the network for them, which again would be equal to the vault fee.

But if you have an inflationary currency where there is a percentage increase or as some have proposed a fixed subsidy for miners, then the large stakeholders will lose some percent per year due to inflation, in an ideal situation, this would likely be the same as the vault fee. So stakeholders will still lose say 1% of their holdings per year, equal to the "vault fee" but this would just be inflation.

So either way, you still lose. As others like to say, there is no such thing as a free lunch.

Diff is still too slow to adjust.

If only it had launched not as a fork but as a stand-alone coin written from the ground up, it would no doubt be one of the strongest coins.

Now, if only someone can take scrypt-chacha type PoW and use it in a brand new type of crypto technology coin unlike Bitcoin or CryotoNote protocol, then it would be unstoppable.

Isn't this extraordinarily risky? This could be another Mt. Gox all over again.

I think ThirtyBird know a bit about why things are considering he wrote the current version of YacMiner.

MRO took CryptoNote from the bottom of the ocean up to the surface, and like others have said, with no logo or a real GUI wallet. Wait till all the rest is sorted out and it really can go to da moon.

The price of MRO is insane. It's gone up over 300% in less than 24h. I'm still kicking myself for not buying at the beginning of the price runway.

Nice job on the explorer.

But what are the advantages of electrum-based explorer over the old explorer?

Any thoughts on the price of YAC?

Its at about half of when I first started. I know the next Nfactor change is coming is about 29 day.

Paper wallet looks cool. Announcements page looks real clean. (I also really like the YACoin logo for some reason, it looks so crisp)

I'm wondering if the YACoin explorer can be made faster. I get frequent "time-outs" sometimes when viewing.

Also, is it possible for someone to see if they can make a Android Wallet for YACoin?

8GB RAM, Win 8.1