Quote from: kiklo on July 02, 2017, 07:29:11 AM

Quote from: yeahitsme on July 02, 2017, 05:17:15 AM

so how does this affect new people who would be getting into zeit after uli takes effect there are so many coins and the majority of the holders will be the beneficiaries of the price increase what is there to make new people want to get in and raise the price other than buy low sell hi concept which inevitably will lead to a secondary decline "and for every person who gets rich another person is left out to dry" not saying I disagree with the uli however just trying to see how by only doing a lower pos rate with the majority of stake holders currently having had years of stake on their coins how and why should people invest back into it to me I just feel that its not just an inflation problem.... just my thoughts on it is all

Hmm,

After the ULI,
To actually benefit from a price increase the holder has to sell his coins and this costs him future staking ability to earn transaction fees.
Anyone can buy ZEIT and they decide how much or how little profit they make.

I suggest you study BTC inflation model, where a declining inflation rate promotes a increase in price over time.
Then you will understand why the ULI is so important.

But back to your original question , why would someone buy ZEIT after the ULI.
To Wait for and sell when the price increase
or
To use as a way to transfer value from one entity to another
or
To own enough ZEIT to be able to stake and earn transaction fees ,
and live off of selling nothing but their transaction fees.

*** With the Switch to ULI Completes,
ZEIT becomes similar to an ASIC it runs and safeguards the network
and provides a livelihood for its owners.
It has none of the failures of the PoW ASICS,
ZEIT is Energy Efficient and will not require new equipment be purchased and cooling a warehouse to run. Plus it already has 20X BTC current onchain transaction capacity. Wink

ZEIT is the Game Changer and time will prove it to all,
you can recognize it now and profit later , or ignore it.
Your Choice.

I am familiar with the different inflation models however I agree with the base price per increase by switching over however you cannot base BTC price increases strictly upon its inflation model.. you also have to factor the adoption of the coin and the current usability of it if you couldn't go to an online store or even some brick and mortar stores and use them the price would still be in the hundreds its more adoption... after adoption the inflation rate is where it really comes into play to few means not enough to many its buying power is sucked away not being mean just factual if Zeit is to survive and become a sustainable and worth while investment it needs better usage than stake & sell or transfer of wealth from one coin to another