Great post.

I am worried about 2 things. (from the whitepaper).

1. The rewards (utility token) are inflation based paired with the number of transactions.
2. When SMT are ready, we get another utility token next to the existing token.

So next to a listing fee in crypto or fiat and a cut on the sale (3.5-7.5%) they will inflate based on the number of transactions the so called reward utility tokens. After a sale (transaction) the buyer and seller receive some utility tokens as reward created by inflation based on the number of transactions, that day, week or month?

For example steem uses inflation based on the virtual supply. That makes sense, but using the number of transactions? That's a different kind of game. Existing supply is not used in this inflation model.

This existing supply is stored on bitshares? Why? Automatic selling?

Can we share some explanations? Explanations we call knowledge?