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>>14811436
You are correct. Stakenet, like most PoS coins, is inflationary. With this design, the network has the potential to expand as more MNs can be secured to run it.
This will help prevent it from hitting capacity and traffic bottlenecks into the future.
It will also be very useful in helping Bitcoin to scale as it's deflationary nature will continue to make it shoot up in price. The masternodes will act as a Lightning Network payment processor with watchtowers and relays. Additionally, the MN networks' collateral will also provide a bunch of additional liquidity to Lightning, greatly expanding the volume it is capable of seeing in some fixed interval of time.
The DEX will have zero effect on block rewards, which will infinitely remain at 20 XSN/block. Pic related.
If you're concern is that the inflation will outpace the network, it is a good one. I'm curious to see the effect over time. On the other hand, at least 2/3s of the entire circulating supply are already locked in staking or MNs. That's impressive for a project that is honestly pretty obscure and still out on Pluto in terms of public familiarity or recognition.

>>14806049
Where did you read that? Stakenet initially had a block reward payout of 50 XSN at launch that gradually decreased to 20 XSN, which is where it will stay permanently.
https://medium.com/stakenet/stakenet-xsn-blockchain-architecture-part-1-c25d267d99d7