@Denis, I agree that maturity is real inflation. That is undeniable. I think we know what that cumulative maturity amount is every month, though, so why didn’t @Kyle_Langham incorporate that into his charts to get rid of the wild swings? See the thread above the post linked below between @Dylan and me, which I think confirms that the total ICP effectively outstanding right now is about 540 million, less any maturity modulation impact on the 48 million maturity included in that total (i.e., a max. of 5% on this). This also implies that the market cap. of ICP is actually about 540M X roughly $4.25 ICP price = $2.3 billion (excluding the maturity modulation impact). This is much higher than what most investors realize. Even worse, the published market cap. on most investment web sites is about half this amount ($1.15 billion), so many investors are currently buying ICP at a 100% premium vs. the price they think they are getting it for. To me, that is a serious problem and only adds to the FUD noise around ICP.
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