I think he's referring to BCH EDA
Why would you project that schedule forward indefinitely though? Especially given that the DA's vary.
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Because the DAs are intended to keep block times constant. The simpler the DA, the greater the potential for abuse. Lesson from altcoins. :)
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Not sure I agree with blanket sentiment that a simpler DA = easier abuse, ? that we can use early day altcoininomics as a basis for game theoretic development for mainchain competition.
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Regardless, yes, the DA work to keep block times consistent, however we are talking about gamification of token emission which is tied to block time. Still not clear on how this explains using this model to predict future trends so acutely.
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Point being I have data to back up my claims. That you think that data is somehow invalidated based on scale is a gratuitous assertion which is demonstrably untrue. It’s actually more accurate than a test net.
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However with hundreds of networks, a handful of DAs, and the experience of BCH splitting we can say absolutely that simpler algos are easier to abuse.
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I will agree mostly that BCH experience validates some of this thesis your forming. 100s of altcoins operating under the radar of serious long term economic visibility and pressure (while experiencing inflated value due to proximity to a sound asset ie bitcoin) is questionable
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It’s a thesis for you. I cannot build networks without this level of thinking nor can anyone else.
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I don't dispute that, I'm questioning it's validity as a game theory maxim. Of course we use heuristics and best practices as we go.
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