Quote from: Daltonik on November 02, 2020, 09:10:43 AM

I don't understand the lack of acceptance of the halving idea, although the number of votes that took part in the vote is negligible. What makes a coin valuable? anything but a giant reward for the extracted block 10,000 Long, the transaction fee in the long network is 1 Long, if you send a message, the maximum transaction fee will be 64 Long for the extracted block the miner receives 10,000 Long the first block was extracted 1 year 5 months and 19 days ago http://longchain.crypton.cf/block/0000005cf17e116028ad5579c5af20d83c91df874d6aa675f22cde8634422d02
To date, 326,985 blocks have been mined, which corresponds to an issue of 3,269,850,000 Long or approximately 6,340,000 Long per day. How much, and in that time has distributed the coin among users as now holders Long, I think them not so much, the way it would be nice to render the wallets of holders of Long what would really represent on the distribution of coins, and since this presentation is not, and to talk about the increased adoption of Long does not make sense. Reducing the mining reward would probably attract new users to mine or buy coins. Even a simple statement about the upcoming reduction of the block mining reward would have already pushed the price up and attracted attention. However, this is the case of the community, which I repeat once again is not so great, and this is evident from the number of votes of which only 18 is sad. Sad

Now recalculate your "inventions" taking into account the number of bitcoin and longcoin bits. Especially for the little ones: 1. There are 100 million satoshi in one bitcoin. One block was 25 bitcoins (now 12.5). There was 2.5 billion (now 1.25 billion) in one bitcoin block. One block, Karl! This is the same as the entire emission of Longcoins for the year. With a small difference - Bitcoin coins are needed only "for money", while Long coins are needed to transfer messages and content. No coin will be able to repeat the success of bitcoin "as money", therefore, pushing to inflate the value for the coin, cutting emission into nothing, which has a completely different purpose, is nonsense.