Just a thought:

$FLUX, when Datamine first launched, it was scrutinized for “ponzinomics”. We’ve since seen almost all “Ponzi-scheme” tokens blow up and disappear. Yet, $DAM, $FLUX, $ArbiFLUX have remained; further validated by the Lindy Effect.

It’s literally sound economics at work.

Datamine continues pioneering a viable elastic economic model—combining inflation resistance, low volatility, and decentralized stability. 

Austrian: $FLUX aligns with von Mises’ vision of free-market money—decentralized, scarce (via $DAM), & immune to government intervention.

Monetarist: Its algorithmic supply adjusts like Milton Friedman’s ideal rules-based monetary policy.

Even Post-Keynesians find FLUX intriguing! They see money as responsive to demand, and FLUX delivers. Datamine's supply adjusts with economic cycles, avoiding both inflationary overreach & deflationary traps. It’s modern monetary flexibility, algorithm-style.

Behavioral economics? FLUX nails it. Its transparency and stability reduce cognitive biases like loss aversion. Decentralized governance builds trust in an era of financial skepticism. Trust isn’t just earned; it’s coded.