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OH I WONDER WHY
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Jace Johnson
Gabriel Cox
Ok anons you got me with the token burn. But then what the hell happens when let's say REQ processes 50% of the PayPal volume and in 10 years 90% of the tokens are burned? Once it reaches zero do they start printing new REQ for the transaction fees?
Ryder Smith
If REQ processes 50% of Paypal volume, one REQ's token price will be so high that only very few REQ will be burned each year.
Levi Phillips
50% in what 10 years? Christ.
Eli Cruz
You are a fucking moron.
Ryan Wood
>You are a fucking moron.
Why?
Caleb Sullivan
Burn isn't meant to remove a significant amount of tokens though...people need to stop focusing on burn rate.
As price goes up the burn rate will drop. Eventually it will be only fractions of 1 req being burned. Supply will never drop dramatically.
Caleb Parker
>Request network is a platform much like ETH
Not really.
Ayden Robinson
>As price goes up the burn rate will drop
Yes, the fixation with burn rate is just a pajeet's excuse for why his boss was gaming the market (they just do it to accumulate)
Burn rate doesn't reall mean shit one way or the other for the exact reason you mentioned. As long as there's adoption REQ will make bank for its holders.
Streamlined, one-button accounting is enough of a reason for companies to adopt btw so that's all REQ really needs.
Gavin Morgan
Not possible without fiat integration. I’d urge you to look into the obstacles there