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Rewards are actually a very small part of the hive networks overall inflation, its the DHF that costs the most.

That is false. DHF could be the one that costs the most but rewards are not very small at all. Hive was expected to have 5.5% inflation this year and 65% of that is rewards pool. So around 3.5% of inflation is Author/Curator rewards.

If you take hbd inflation into account which has to be converted to hive, the rewards are a small percentage.

There are bigger problems for hive right now than the reward pool, the dhf is being sbused and 15-20% on hbd was never going yo be sustainable long term. A run on hbd right now would fuck shit up massively, a few posts wont.

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No, they are not.

https://peakd.com/dhf/@threespeak/how-to-reduce-hives-inflation-problem-our-new-dhf-proposal-voting-criteria-hbd-apr-and-a-proposed-value-plan-sop

Here you can see the inflation calculations for both DHF and HBD interest payments.

In order inflation would be

  1. DHF Payments
  2. Author/Curation Rewards
  3. HBD Interest
  4. Staking Rewards
  5. Witness Rewards
  6. DHF Fund (Inflation given to DHF Fund, not HBD paid by DHF)

So deffo not 65% of the overall inflation in 2nd place from that then, and how much overall @dalz ...the reward pool is not the problem and its the one thing that makes hive attractive other than splinterlands and the hbd interest. The dhf and hbd interest are the problem. And bear in mind im not a poster, not intersted in making money from the pool, been here a while though and dont want hive to go down the pan.

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