Good evening, I’m reporting to you live with some exciting news about Kaspa, the digital currency that has been making waves in the financial world. Today, we have learned that Kaspa is, in fact, deflationary. This means that the supply of Kaspa will decrease over time, potentially increasing its value as demand for the currency grows. This is a significant development for investors and users of Kaspa, as it could lead to increased stability and long-term growth for the currency. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

Is Kaspa a currency that will increase or decrease in value over time?

Kaspa (KAS), a digital currency, has sparked much debate regarding its monetary policy. Some argue that it is both inflationary, meaning its value decreases over time, and deflationary, meaning its value increases over time. But let’s take a closer look at the facts.

In the short term, Kaspa is inflationary because new coins are constantly being created through mining, which increases the overall supply and can decrease value. However, once all 28.7 billion Kaspa coins have been mined, no new ones will be added, making it deflationary as the supply will be fixed and its value could increase due to scarcity.

Additionally, the mining rewards for Kaspa are set to decrease over time, which means the rate of new coins being added will slow down and eventually stop. This could also lead to a deflationary effect.

Overall, while there may be some short-term inflation, the long-term outlook for Kaspa appears to be deflationary. The currency is expected to become more scarce and potentially increase in value as a result.

For those interested in learning more about Kaspa’s monetary policy, you can view their Emission Schedule chart on their website. Stay tuned for more updates on Kaspa from Bubblegum Lightning on the Kaspa discord channel.