A Mistake That Could Be Costly for Ethereum – Over the Past Month the Number of Coins in Circulation Has Increased by 33 Thousand
Despite the transition of Ethereum to the Proof of Stake algorithm which should only lead to a decrease in the supply of coins on the market the opposite is observed - an active increase in the number of ETH tokens.
Vitalik Buterin, one of the followers of the deflationary model, which proposes a decrease in the total supply of a coin over time, was not mistaken in his calculations but did not take into account one thing - weak activity of blockchain users can also lead to a failure in the system.
A decrease in the number of active participants, of course, reduces commissions but at the same time there is a decrease in the rate of coin burning.
Typically, the more people use the network, the more coins are burned. Thus, the question arises about the future of ETH and its long-term stability. In theory, the blockchain can be brought down by somehow removing participants from it, which will lead to a collapse in price.
Meta Force also follows a deflationary model by burning unused Forcecoin. But unlike others, we allocate to the task the amount that is necessary to achieve the set goals. The rest is burned, regardless of low or high activity of ecosystem participants.
The emission of Forcecoin is strictly controlled. Over time, the number of new coins released into circulation decreases. This means that fewer and fewer coins are minted every day until the hard limit is reached.
