BTS holders are in complete control over how fast things are burnt. Their is a max daily spending limit hard coded and unchangeable.
Sustainability and "fixed supply" makes accounting checks easy.
The max daily spending limit being hard coded is important.
Burning feels a lot better than putting BTS in the reserve pool. When it is burned, it can never exist again, but with the reserve pool, it could.
The goal of BTS is to reach a state where the supply is decreasing, thus providing dividends and showing a profit.
In the BTS 0.x system, the spending limit was going to be cut in half every 4 years. Is that still the case in BTS 2.0?