> The ideal currency has a constant, predictable 2-4% inflation to promote the velocity of money and prevent stagnation. While a constant 1-2% inflation may be

> The ideal currency has a constant, predictable 2-4% inflation to promote the velocity of money and prevent stagnation. While a constant 1-2% inflation may be ideal for fiat currency, I think a cryptocurrency should have the simplest and fairest possible emission model of a fixed yearly supply. This gives an inflation rate after n years of 1/n, making the currency disinflationary. While it takes 50 years to get inflation down to 2% this avoids the wealth concentration seen in nearly all existing cryptocurrencies that vastly tip the emission to the first few years.