Besides as an experiment, I really don't understand the purpose of this coin. Anyone in finance or economics wants things to be as transparent and predictable as possible in order to make decisions that will cost you your life savings if you guess wrong. Currency isn't supposed to be unpredictable, it's supposed to be...easily predictable...or nobody will use it.
I haven't really looked in depth to the functions this coin uses, but it's either just going to be something random that averages out over time, hence making it just a regular litecoin clone, or it will actually be random and unpredictable, meaning terrible to use as a currency.
I really want to correct you in depth, but I just took a bunch of melatonin, so time is a factor. Here's the light/badly edited version of what I was going to say:
The coin is predictable in every way that it needs to be in order to be a useful currency. Confirmations will still work as normal, and it's not like there's some sort of weird code in the client that will suddenly just make the market jump around for no reason. The only thing that's changed is the relationship between supply and demand; the more demand the coin gets, the less supply will be distributed to the miners.
There's nothing random about any part of the coin either- at most, you could call it chaotic, but even that's pushing it. Determining whether a block pays out is based upon taking the block number modulo the current difficulty and seeing if the result is between 1 and 0. Yes, the actual result may be difficult or impossible to predict exactly every time, but if you knew anything about the network, you could accurately guess the frequency of non-paying blocks pretty easily.
I hope I got my point across there, because, tbh, at this point I can't even tell if I'm typing coherent sentences at this point. Feel free correct me if I didn't.