[...] Since the masternode reward will continue to climb monthly until 60%, it's only going to get worse if these new coins continue to roll into new masternodes getting compounded. For instance, at 580 masternodes currently, the entity is generating ~286 coins a day (0.494/Dash per node daily)... that means over the course of just one month, that entity can bring online another 8 masternodes (and that's just today's figures which doesn't factor in increasing rewards and compounding from new nodes). It's not hard to see how over many months that the entity will continue to increase it's coin supply ownership and composition of total masternodes.
Percentage wise it stays the same (580/(# of Masternodes) * 100) because others also get rewards and create new Masternodes.
It will be very interesting to see if this entity eventually starts to sell rather than continue to grow their masternodes. In other words, is there a price where selling off is too much of a draw, even if it's into another crypto? Or?
The unfortunate thing here is that no matter what you do, there will never be an egalitarian society. Not in a free world. Those with money AND are savy, will have a big head start.
I don't think Evan will or should disclose how many coins he has. Personally, the more the better. The more he has, the more he is motivated to make DASH his career or at least remain an active leader. But to disclose how much he has would be seriously violating his privacy.
Did anyone discern whether or not that account is the one that started accumulating about a year ago? (buying on the exchanges?) I'm not too patient at following the coins, LOL