#steem-inflation

On Steem, the reward pool receives the largest part of the STEEM inflation. Even after the economic changes, 65% of the inflation still goes to the reward pool. That's why we have these fights over rewards,

A lot has been written about Steem inflation since the beginnings, and from time to time it becomes one of the main points of discussion. Even the definition of Steem inflation may be interpreted differently

Many have heard of Peak Oil. Some have heard about Peak Silver. But how many have considered Peak Steem? (Note that everything in this post assumes that we don’t have a repeat of that weird SBD situation

A couple of years ago, @fyrstikken did a post estimating how much Steem there’d be in the future based on the idea that the Steem inflation rate decreases by 0.5% per year. More recently, he recrunched

We all assume that the Steem inflation rate drops by 0.5% per year, but the rate of decline is actually a bit less than that. The FAQ underscores that: Starting with the network's 16th hard fork in December

I'm new to Steem and I'm overall very impressed and excited. I want to share with you something that I thought was an issue regarding Steem doubling every 1 year. Once I heard that Steem doubled each year,

the RAW inflation-data for STEEM. This data is often requested by investors and should be easily accessible. Big thanks to @abit for providing the following yearly supply-table so laymen can understand