I’m not saying we should do anything like that now. Just saying that IF the Steem blockchain became so wildly successful that its own success was causing use of the blockchain to hit a bottleneck that there could in theory be a technical fix. Certainly as is a low (and falling) inflation rate is a good thing. In a crisis, changing how resource credits work rather than changing the inflation rate would probably be better. But I’m not a dev, just a hodler. So maybe I’m misunderstanding some technical issue.
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It would be much easier to lower signup cost, which will at some point happen anyway, and if the RC matrix is properly designed things should become always cheaper as more STEEM is produced, available, and users have signed up.
Then, as you said, if needed another RC rebalancing could be envisaged.
Changing the inflation rate could IMHO only backlash because it could be seen as “market manipulation”.