RE: Hive Tax proposals are failed economics
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Good post matey.
I don't agree with everything you said, but this stuff needs to be talked about in the open market of ideas.
....Something the powers that be really don't want...I wonder why?(sarc).
(the highest upvote - of $130 - was downvoted to less than $20 - I was questioning 'code is law' paradigm - coincidence?...yeah, right...this place is becoming a cesspit of tyrannical toxicity. Don't let kids do mans job, and all that....)
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Thank you, I'm guessing you'd be against all taxes but no tax is a bad thing. Without it there can not be function's or supports.
Investors look for protections and supports hense why there is regulations in the stock market. Cryptocurrancy has provided the perfect example on why a 100% free market world cannot work.
Many I'd anticipate would feel the same but are too frightened to speak up. Paying crumbs keeps people silent and prevents the guillotine.
However, it also gets people to vote with their feet. Looking at hive accounts biggest cohort are from developing nations where $2 is a lot of money.
Where they are good they really also need to be seperated because this is where a global one currency doesnt work. It's value is disproportionately beneficial depending on where your from.
Also, we want to attract more westerners and western economies to hive. We ars the ones with the disposable income that can be spared.
Communities is a great way of doing this as PoB has proven.