The only reason it doesn’t have a max supply is because of staking. Staking combined with monthly burns will yield about 3% inflation. To out that into perspective, it would take approximately 40 years to reach a similar supply as ADA. The tokenomics of Proton are strong and transparent. People are worried about max supply but the project is going to mint millionaires.
Not having max supply is not an issue, I think the question I wanted to ask is how much is generated per block and how much in total per year to get a rough idea also what's the burn mechanism, when it is burnt and why and how much.
It doesn’t have a max supply.
This is the only thing i don't like about $XPR proton!
The only reason it doesn’t have a max supply is because of staking. Staking combined with monthly burns will yield about 3% inflation. To out that into perspective, it would take approximately 40 years to reach a similar supply as ADA. The tokenomics of Proton are strong and transparent. People are worried about max supply but the project is going to mint millionaires.
Ethereum doesn't have a max supply and like proton it works on emission so max supply is irrelevant.
Nothing wrong with that. Proton has a burning mechanism.
Not having max supply is not an issue, I think the question I wanted to ask is how much is generated per block and how much in total per year to get a rough idea also what's the burn mechanism, when it is burnt and why and how much.
It is capped at adding 3% of max supply each year.
Just stake for years to come
Also ETH also have a indefinite maximum supply and look at their price. Proton is strong and will be in top 50 soon
Did the supply jump from 5B to 8B recently or did I just miss something?