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General Discussion / Re: Decentralizing Mining - The future of BitShares Mining
« on: November 20, 2013, 05:59:59 am »Quote
Therefore, you can limit the profitability and attractiveness of mining pools by having all new currency that is created vest for a period of 6 months.Basically nobody is going to use this currency.
That's it.
If there are indeed good ideas in it, it's going to be copied by an alt without arbitrary and ridiculous restrictions.
The people who mine in large amounts are just more valuable. They're either more interested, more knowledgeable, have more money, or all of it. These are the people you want invested in an idea to make it happen.
They're better for the currency.
It's the same in real life. It's better to have an experienced investor with contacts rather than thousands of micro shareholders.
Do you really believe that forcibly distributing all of capital productive to everyone in the world would result in a better economic outcome?
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These bulk purchases benefited the mass-miners and not the creators of the crypto-currency.Don't let excessive greed kill your ideas prematurely, because THAT'S the true issue, isn't it? It's better to have 1% of a currency worth 0.01BTC/PTS rather than 50% of a currency worth 0.000001BTC/PTS (or BTS).