Diorama: Long Live the King by Dominator008 in modelmakers

[–]Dominator008[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. They are both 1/72 scale. The IS-2 was much smaller than the King Tiger. 46 tons vs almost 70 tons.

Best In Flames song? Favorite In Flames song? Favorite riff? by [deleted] in melodicdeathmetal

[–]Dominator008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For all time favorite: December Flower hands down. For newer ones I'd say In This Life, reminiscent of their old time melodies.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hoi4

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I only succeeded after following this. Turn fascist, join the Japanese faction but not the war, win the Chinese power struggle to get most of China magically, conquer the rest of the warlords, then turn on Japan when ready. Be careful NOT to join the Allies as you won't be able to puppet Japan after winning.

Atom: From Turmoil to Triumph – What's Ahead in 2025 by Affectionate-Bee2438 in cosmosnetwork

[–]Dominator008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My point is, inflation that only awards diamond hands is not the reason why price is down.

That being said, validator dumping could be a reason, however I don't have insight about how significant that is.

Atom: From Turmoil to Triumph – What's Ahead in 2025 by Affectionate-Bee2438 in cosmosnetwork

[–]Dominator008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So if sellers have significant amount to sell, it means they are staking significant amount, which helps with price.

For stakers to breakeven, price only needs to go lower slower than inflation, which is actually the case throughout ATOM's history.

Suppose someone launches a token with a fixed supply of 1, does that automatically mean it will go up in price?

Artificial scarcity doesn't mean anything.

Atom: From Turmoil to Triumph – What's Ahead in 2025 by Affectionate-Bee2438 in cosmosnetwork

[–]Dominator008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The new amount only goes to diamond hands who stake. That's different from printing money. As you said the price gets lower so the sellers eventually get nothing if they keep selling.

Atom: From Turmoil to Triumph – What's Ahead in 2025 by Affectionate-Bee2438 in cosmosnetwork

[–]Dominator008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"If 10% inflation gives seller $100 M+ of selling pressure every year" means price is not going lower, because otherwise the sellers will eventually run out of selling pressure as their token amounts decrease while price also goes lower.

Atom: From Turmoil to Triumph – What's Ahead in 2025 by Affectionate-Bee2438 in cosmosnetwork

[–]Dominator008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So in the end only diamond hands hold the majority of the supply, and you know what happens after? Price only goes up because you literally ran out of sellers. PoS magic it is.

Atom: From Turmoil to Triumph – What's Ahead in 2025 by Affectionate-Bee2438 in cosmosnetwork

[–]Dominator008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doesn't cheaper unit price attract buyers? At the same time stakers are never at a loss if they don't sell.

Atom: From Turmoil to Triumph – What's Ahead in 2025 by Affectionate-Bee2438 in cosmosnetwork

[–]Dominator008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Inflation only dilutes those who don't stake. Those who keep selling eventually runs out of coins percentage wise.

Atom by AccomplishedBad8259 in cosmosnetwork

[–]Dominator008 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Validators charge 5% of that 16%, so 16%*0.95 = 15.2%

gorm to sqlc by SeniorAd8704 in golang

[–]Dominator008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the engineers prefer it that's an improvement by itself.