The inflation rate of Moons, Something We need to talk about and know behind the scenes which is important

There are 3 type of Redditors in this sub

1. Just For the moons
2. Knows about the Fundamentals of Moons
3. Knows what are Moon, its fundamentals and how the crypto works

This is for the 2 and 3 -

Most of us know that Moons are in an inflationary concept, the supply keeps on increasing each month with a reduction of 2.5% each month

The first round of supply had 5M moons

Currently - Before this rounds distribution

Supply for Moons were 80M, each month there is approximately additional 3M moons minted, 50% to users 20% to Admins 20% community fund 10% M0ds

So if we have 80M now, next month is 83M

This 3M is getting reduced by 2.5% each month so if this month is 3M next month is 2,925,000 (75k less / 2.5% less)

With this rate, it will take Moons 10 years to reach normal inflation rate of 1%

Currently the same thing is being talked in the meta but only a few people understand this, mainly because we are too ignorant to dig deep into the moon structure

The meta discussion on this

So according to the discussion on that thread people did suggest an increase in the decay rate to 5-7% which will reduce the number of years to reach the stable rate. so in simple terms if I'm not wrong the more the scarcity increases the value will also increase

The question arises now that, why need to change? why cant it be left alone ?

We are still in bull market, there is still hype etc. Once we enter the bear territory for 2-3 years and less active/new users- high inflation (45% yearly) becomes real problem that’s why we need to plan for the future. Steller Community Points died in the bear market! Same concept like Moons just for Steller subreddit.