RE: An Opponent of the Exponent: Making the Case for Vshare Linearity by svamiva

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curation · @svamiva · Feb 15 '17

Why it have to be ether 1 or 2 ?
Couldn't it be 1.5 or something ?

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@kenny-crane · Feb 15 '17

We both came up with the same thought and commented at the same time!  I think making the exponent a parameter that is changeable, like the SBD interest rate, is a way forward.  We can try it at 1.5 and go from there.

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@sigmajin · Feb 16 '17 (edited)

yeah, it absolutely could be super linear but just less so than it is now....  which is certainly a possibility worth looking at.  (edit to correct -- it could be super linear by less, but not by a decimal exponent)

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