Quote from: qwizzie on Today at 04:03:49 PM

This path is not meant to get us to a possible pump, it is meant to get us to a situation of less price volatility during future Dash bull markets and Dash bear markets. It has to do with Dash supply and Dash (still rather high) supply inflation percentage
coming from Dash emission rate schedule, and trying to circumvent the side-effects of that high supply inflation over a long period of time, by making masternodes more attractive to invest in, which will hopefully have an impact on Dash (still expanding) supply.

Well it's a clueless strategy because is isn't going to change our emission schedule. It's not been remotely priced but rather priced out. We have the inflation whatever the reward ratio is set at. At best it's attempting to game orderbook liquidity which is a fool's errand. What we'll get is more volatility because the more the price rises the greater the tension between masterode profitability and mining profitability and its then simply a question of time before it collapses back down. That point is also brought ever closer the more masternodes we have.

The clue is in the word "store. of. value.". You need to store value in the chain, not dump it straight back out as uneconomic profit givaways in the name of some silly cake-slicing scheme.

Which chains are getting the most usage and therefore for most "pumpable" ?

The ones with the "ease of use" features or the ones with the best store of value performance ? Looks to me like the chain that least values mining is unambiguously the one that's been abandoned here.