1. I'll increase the Bitcoin supply to be pegged at possibly 30million and the date for the last mining will still be 2140.
The reason is simple. I feel the supply of Bitcoin at pegged 21m will be too limited for the global economy.
What's with the 9 million, anyway? And how is that relevant to the global economy? Is that magical 9 million the exact quantity for Bitcoin to finally become perfect for the global economy? What is it with the global economy that specifically needs that 9 million additional supply?
2. Adjusting the Bitcoin Halving. The Bitcoin Halving is currently in every four years were the reward of miners is halved. I'll now adjust make it every 8years.
The reason is this. The Bitcoin blockchain is working and running effectively because miners are working to maintain the ledger. Therefore, I want their reward to be sustained for a long time before the era of payment of transaction fee.
Why not 9 or 10 years instead? Why does it have to be 8. Or 7 would be better I guess; that's a lucky number.