we needed a number slightly smaller than $120 trillion (global m2), and the reverse fibonacci sequence is 21, 13, 8, 5, 3, 2, 1...
85.3 trillion became the ultimate choice because it:
• creates a slightly deflationary feeling as prices switch from fiat to hard money, as shown in the example in the OP
• is universally visually appealing and easy to remember
at genesis, we minted 148.3 trillion nahs. shortly after, we sent 63 trillion nahs into Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallet, leaving exactly 85.3 trillion in circulation.
we needed a number slightly smaller than $120 trillion (global m2), and the reverse fibonacci sequence is 21, 13, 8, 5, 3, 2, 1...
85.3 trillion became the ultimate choice because it:
• creates a slightly deflationary feeling as prices switch from fiat to hard money, as shown in the example in the OP
• is universally visually appealing and easy to remember
at genesis, we minted 148.3 trillion nahs. shortly after, we sent 63 trillion nahs into Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallet, leaving exactly 85.3 trillion in circulation.