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RE: The account-based voting revolution
I note the point has often been made regarding locking up investments is generally time-limited in other investment vehicles which become completely liquid after some point, and isn't a feature of many cryptos, like BTC, that don't seem to lack investors.
Perhaps @ned has another trick up his sleeve to maintain some limitation on liquidity. Perhaps he reckons it isn't necessary, nor beneficial, any longer.
I will eagerly await more details, as I'm sure you will also.
They can increase the inflation/interest rate you get for locking your coins in Steempower. Currently you get 7% and it diminishes each year. But they can always increase it to provide a "return" for holding steempower.
I hadn't realized that incentive.
Thanks!
Food for thought isn't it.
Just when you thought they'd blown it, or at least read 500 times that they had :)
I confess that eating my words of doubt will taste delicious!