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RE: satoshi@satoshi : Some STEEM reading from the original whitepaper
The white paper is out of date. It no longer has this type of inflation.
The white paper is out of date. It no longer has this type of inflation.
I refer to https://steem.io/SteemWhitePaper.pdf in which STEEM still devalues at 0,19% per day. Seems to me there are no changes on the basic issue that irritates me - endless synthetic doubling of the quantity of STEEM and division by 10 every 3 years until the end of times. Would you say the new whitepaper has advantages or disadvantages in relation to older versions?
Again, that information is out of date, that changed with HF 16. Steem inflates at about 8% per year and will taper down to about 1% per year. The whitepaper should have been corrected but it has not.
Where do I find the new whitepaper and why isn't the current official whitepaper corrected? Imagine the qualities of SILVER change every time the ECB makes a new hardfork public... just how public are these hardforks if they are not even documented properly and publicly?