3.69% max
Variable. HEX is slightly inflationary most of the time with occasional deflationary periods.
That's not true. It can be more. As much as the staker class collectively decides. However, it was less than BTC's inflation in 2022.
What is its purpose ?
it was never broken
!lay: HEX Layman's guide https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P0ZDaBQx4ghkdX5IUwZb1n8ThvYf7i22MSt9Gm00JRU/edit
1. HEX has basically less than 0% supply inflation to the staker class. This is because they're being paid all the inflation, and not everyone is a member of the class. 2. HEX currently has a lower supply inflation (1.2% in 2022) than Bitcoin ever had or still has (1.7% in 2022). 3. HEX daily payouts are only credited to those that can't immediately sell it (stakers.) And stakes avg. 6 years long, so it's quite delayed.
Hex supply inflates by a max of 3.69% per year. (see Layman's guide for details: !lay) 1. HEX has basically less than 0% inflation for Stakers because they get paid the inflation. Currently the average APY for Stakers is around 38% which far exceeds inflation because only a small fraction of HEX is Staked. 2. HEX has lower inflation than Bitcoin had in it's first 10 years where it went from $0.01 to $20,000. 3. The inflation in HEX is only credited to those that can't sell it (Stakers). Stakes are on average over 5 years long and the rewards are only paid at the end of Stakes. This way the inflation gets delayed. 4. Also the HEX inflation is always lower than 3.69%, because it's not paid on un-minted rewards, nor Stakes that have good accounting run on them instead of end-Stake. 5. The HEX inflation that could ever see the market is even lower still because the staking mechanism keeps so much supply from being sold.
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