The problem with all good staking coins (and 8% is still relatively good) is that people are not smart enough to use staking wallets to earn coins. The level of computer skills of the general public is very poor, and cryptocurrency enthusiasts are a little better but often not much.
I have published over 8 books with ISBN #s on Amazon and other sites and I'm writing a book on staking wallets and coins. I have supported Inflation coin for about a year now and need to work other things besides crypto to get by. If you want to help me to focus on the book, here is my inflation coin wallet address: iPjLoiJSahjRkQA4JJMAdZGmvoGtptFNiE
Most of the book is finished so if I don't have to focus on other work I can get it published soon.
I disagree as the retention rate has proven to be very high and the usage method is also relatively simple, in more complex setups that may hold to be the case but it's shown to have found it's niche.
Well, if you got ten people to buy enough of this coin, the price would go up. Since we aren't educating people to the value of using staking wallets, just like early miners profited mining, the volume is less than what it could be. The utility of earning coins is one reason for a coin's existence, and we have to educate people on how to do this.
to educate people, they first need to show activity. Right now i have seen 2-3 active people in IFLT community and i assume they know how to stakeIf there would be enough people then there would be point to make tutorials and explain mechanics, but most people dont even know how crypto works they buy some coin and expect they are millionairs tomorrow and if they are not they yell, ITS SCAM! Im also memeber in other communitys and i try to help as much as possible, mostly i try to teach people to think by them self and make decisions by accurate data, but right now seems like IFLT community is empty, so there is no point to write a book for 3 people.