That is one strategy.
Another strategy: the cyclical pump and dump
Another one: positing that nu becomes quite gigantic on the very long term (like several decades) , and working proactively for it, selling every once in a while a bunch of shares to the market (like every 5 years )
I think this is fine though as itās important to strengthen our NuShares market cap in the event of a huge drop in NuBits demand. With NSR buybacks, the money stays within the network in the form of increased scarcity of NuShares, as opposed to the money completely leaving the system as dividends in the form of an external asset like Peercoin. I think real dividends should only start once weāre in a better position when it comes to adoption and the number of daily transactions. Allowing the profit to leave the system before then is potentially dangerous and unsustainable.
The most important and difficult part will be getting exchanges on board. We should put it in Nu 2.1 and have it activate at a block like 6 months in the future.
I wonder if we can code in some sort of mortorium for non-minting NSR transactions on the NSR part of the blockchain for a period of of 2 weeks, and 1 week into the moratorium is when the decimal point is moved.
Meh, i doubt it. Probably someone concerned about Nu bankruptcy, sure, but i doubt itās due to that post individually. Like @mhps said, I hope this increases our mint difficulty and voting rates.