Let's be real here PoT isn't gonna matter if someone beats you to CMBs anyway...

My biggest fear is not time or waiting. My biggest fear isn't that Node is bigger or that nobody is buying XCR.
My biggest fear is that someone creates an equivalent to CMBs then all this wait has been a waste of time.
But the only way to make the XCR developers understand my point is if someone would launch a coin tomorrow that has a equivalent to CMBs.
Which is a really sad way of demonstrating my point. Then they'll get that wake up call but it's too late.
 
ETH has something somewhat similar, and they got several milion dollars, I already said the only upper hand that XCR has versus them was time.
Ethereum will have so much money they can hire 15 highly skilled developers without flinching to start building on their platform.
The only edge XCR will ever have is time, if we can get going something before ETH gets out that's what we got.
Time is being wasted here and if it's not ETH it's someone else will run you over in this competitive market where a week is a month.


Riddle me this: Is it a riskier play to release CMBs without PoT for a couple weeks (the risk is that someone quickly cathes up on CMBs while you on PoT).
Or is it a riskier play to spend weeks on PoT then finish up CMBs with the risk of someone doing CMBs before you or while everyday you lose the only advantage you have vs ETH which is time?

Ok after carefully considering all your concerns about the total coin supply we decided to do something about it. We had several options but ultimately we decided not to lower the total coin supply, instead we decided to stretch out the time it takes for all the coins to be mined. So instead of having a 10 year half life, we have increased it to 100 years, meaning it will take 100 years before half of all the coins are mined. That should mean about 1 billion coins mined in the first year.

There are several reasons we decided to take this approach, first of all it's the easiest, and it mimics the same type of coin scarcity we would get simply by lowering the total coin supply. Secondly, this type of ultra long mining period will ensure a very fair distribution of coins over a very long period of time. Thirdly, a it's a more organic solution to the problem because we don't have to mess around with any constants and it comes with some advantages such as fairer distribution.