/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>9402136
>If we gave people with less net worth lower taxes, the older players would just quit.
I'm only in the top 50 but I'm fine with poorfags paying a lesser fee. I'm definitely not saying that everyone else agrees with me, but personally as long as the people I'm "competing" with (those near my rank) are paying the same rates I'm fine with growth slowing the higher up you get, even if it'd definitely end in my loss in position just accelerating as I'm sure some newfags have more energy for the game than I have at this point.
Growth at the point I'm at is just way too extreme. No one would be happy with losing what they worked for, but simply slowing growth the higher up you get is the only way to un-break inflation while not fucking up the competitive aspect. I'll admit, as I'm not a super active day trader so it hurts me less than others, but if you're a day trader who's already already putting so much effort into the economy, I'm sure you can outsmart the competition with the right plays.
My biggest critique is that dividends are honestly the real core source of inflation. I play almost entirely for derivatives so them getting nerfed would fuck me over but they are truly the core source of inflation. Day traders are not the ones who should get punished the hardest, people like me who just hoard coins and barely ever sell are.
Pic related is my position history from near the start of the game going public to now (logarithmic). I think my slow descent as I put less time into researching my plays is fair, but I shouldn't be holding my position so well at this point by just logging in every single day at 9am to buy everything that dropped based on their dividend efficiency. Sure I buy with future events in mind, but I should probably be forced to pay closer attention at this point.