It's posts like this which mean people need to take investment advice with extreme caution:
-But BTSX was only getting started... It's DPOS also puts PPC to shame as a store of value, because BTSX has no inflation and on top of it, fees are being burnt every day, meaning shareholders % stake is increasing!
I suspect anyone who bought BTSX in January would take exception to that statement, as it used to be .01 BTC for a single BTSX and it's now .00001 BTC per BTSX. PPC has certainly dropped a fair bit in the same timeframe from .009 BTC to .002 BTC, but at least it hasn't lost any decimal places
. Your post sounded a little too much like an advertisement to be taken at face value, otherwise I might not have gone digging to find the facts.
-But BTSX was only getting started... It's DPOS also puts PPC to shame as a store of value, because BTSX has no inflation and on top of it, fees are being burnt every day, meaning shareholders % stake is increasing!
I suspect anyone who bought BTSX in January would take exception to that statement, as it used to be .01 BTC for a single BTSX and it's now .00001 BTC per BTSX. PPC has certainly dropped a fair bit in the same timeframe from .009 BTC to .002 BTC, but at least it hasn't lost any decimal places
. Your post sounded a little too much like an advertisement to be taken at face value, otherwise I might not have gone digging to find the facts.Your figures are wrong but I wasn't referring to price action though, the point my post was making, was that PPC markets itself as being designed as a store of value but the fact that BTSX has no inflation and burns shares increasing all shareholders % makes it better at that task imo.
(I don't follow PPC, so I'm not sure of its inflation but my understanding is they use a hybrid model and the effect of the POW coins means inflation for the coin overall is currently >5%?)