Bro that goes against the laws of thermodynamics
Even if basal is low, a deficit is a deficit and that results in fat lost.
And even in the most extreme cases KSR2 suppression lowest BMR by 10 percent with most cases being around 3 percent.
So in the most insane and extreme cases it lowers your metabolic rate to the equivalent of a slice of bread or a cookie.
So even if you are in the most extreme bucket eat the equivalent of one less cookie a day.
Well if that’s the case then we shouldn’t force the fee to be higher artificially, we should focus on making sure the fee market logic is good and scalable. Don’t wanna be doing hard forks every other month, that would tank confidence in the project.
Sometimes I feel Kaspa was released prematurely. Like hatch all the issues and launch with the minimum number of hard forks possible.
Huge contention point from the BTC maxi crowd too.
Well I think that’s the right? From what I understand lower network difficulty means lower security which if it down spirals it means Kaspa is done for.
Unless I’m missing something, seems like hardcore OG miners that are willing to mine at a lost eventually will not be enough to keep the engine running.
That’s why is important to keep them somewhat healthy until organic growth and demand can catch up and cover the expenses. Of course this will need to be done without compromising Kaspa’s core fundamentals otherwise then it loses its whole appeal.
I am not a huge expert on this topic so I don’t know how close or far are we to that inflection point where the survivalbility of the project is threatened.
@Themooseisloos5@chillenall87270@michaelsuttonil@KaspaSilver@FreshAir08 I think the idea is to increase the fees now so Kaspa can survive until organic grow of the network can support the security budget.
If let’s say adoption comes in 2029 but miners are underwater in 2027 what good does that do? Kaspa will cease to exist.
When the price of rents go up then the price of the homes goes up.
Investors buy these houses to rent them because they want to turn a profit. If there are more people then there’s more demand on the rental places, with more demand there’s higher prices. With higher prices the homes cash flow more therefore they can be sold for more to investors.
This is how higher demand in the rental market translates to higher prices in the homes
@krassenstein I wonder how much money do you steal from tax payer to publicly take the position you are taking on this matter.
You are not a good person.
Michael is there someplace where the community can find updates on the development of the project. A roadmap of some sort, or is the best way to keep up to date to just follow twitter for when you guys post something ?
I know there are multiple
Parties developing on kaspa but I’m primarily concerned with the core developer progress as I think these have the biggest impact.
Maduro offered the access to the oil feels and the gold deposits and this administration refused it.
So your argument doesn’t hold up very well.
Here’s the real reason
They want to bring Venezuelan oil fields to full production. This new oil would hit the market and compete with Russian oil fully collapsing the Russian economy.
It’s like a win win from every angle, quite brilliant tactically speaking.
Venezuela is in worst conditions than central and South American so by your logic we should bomb the fuck out of it.
Then it will make Venezuela competitive with its peers in Latin America.
Your logic is full blown retarded.
Also if you were born in Venezuela why do spell your name as Martha ?
@comrade_casey Fuck yeah bro, let’s support communism and dictatorship.
Hell yeah like a good ignorant gringo!!
If you were to live in the shit hole that Hugo and Nicolas created for that nation you would not post retarded shit like this.
Forget it how?
If they bail the lenders, then tax payers get fucked. The lenders just can keep on abusing everyone.
The only reasonable thing to do is let those greedy fucking lenders go under. Fuck them for their predatory lending.
Also fine the schools and take away government funds, schools are so deep in the scam offering 300k dollar degrees for photography and liberal arts degrees.
The kids of course are fed the lie that they should pursue their passion and getting 300k into debt for a good liberal arts degree is worth the investment. They then hit the labor force and realize that that degree is worst than garbage and to top it off they have astronomical debt to repay.
In other words they got scammed.
@skibumtrading So you are saying that being decentralized is a burden to the community? Would you want a centralized authority to take care of it instead?
Pick your poison buddy