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If the stars align by some miracle and this coin gets that type attention, then we will we see what happens.
Until then, you are theorycrafting, something you have done over and over and over without really bringing much to the "reality" table.
You have consistently shown that you have no idea how these altcoin systems work and constantly bring up far fetched coding examples into the equation such as the loyalty rewards.
I can say without a fathom of a doubt that your systems would fail immediately.
To fix the issue, you need to understand the problem. The problem isn't coin jumpers themselves. The problem is how the current coding reacts to these coin jumpers. In this case, the reaction would be a wild oscillation in difficulty. My proposal was simply to limit the range of this oscillation. This gives regular folk a chance to catch the train and hopefully stay on it. Anything else you would like to add?
What do you predict if we retarget every block based on the last 36 block average?
With rational-only economic calculations, I think coinhoppers will still have an advantage, but since it's a gradual change, rather than a step change, I think the psychology and market dynamics will be dramatically different.
Personally I like this idea and it is superior to mine and quite possibly the best option. Maybe increasing it to 72 for more stability, 36 blocks are mined rather quickly (assuming we get over 500mh).
Proof of stake is also good to combat mine/dumpers.