Would it be useful to reduce the block reward and lower the number of minted coins to make it at least bit more scarce??
The amount of coins minted every day is simply too high. When is the regular block reward halving kicking in? I doubt it will be sufficient. Normally, I would not recommend such a move, but for MoonCoin it could mean life or death as it could be taken off cryptsy if the price falls to 1 litoshi or lower. People who bought Mooncoin for a high price will be happy and it will reward everyone who held their coins believing in it. Future miners can be glad that Moon will not disappear and what you mine will at least be worth 'something'.
The whole advertizing of mooncoin is based around the number of millimeters the distance to the moon comprises of.
Therefor the 384,400,000,000 MOON
This can't and shouldn't change EVER.
I say, just wait a little longer, the block halving will kick in eventually.
We are now at about block 170k...
After block 200k we will see a drop from 1 million coins per block to 600k coins, so about a 40% reduction.
I say be happy with the prices now and accumulate. :-)
You don't want to buy when it's scarce, you want to buy when its plenty.
EDIT: hm, is the maxcoins of 384,400,000,000 MOON really a maximum?
I mean there will be more coins than that eventually... since blocks will never fall lower than 29531 MOON
So this will be a constant very small inflation sometime in the future, right?
Does someone have a graph that shows the coinamount development over the next decades?