The framework governing DigiDollar purposefully excludes a maximum supply limit because such a restriction is completely unnecessary. For a DigiDollar to be generated, it must be backed by digibyte:native locked away as collateral at a multiple of its actual value. Consequently, the upper limit of the currency is not based on a random number selected by an individual. It is instead organically determined by the sheer volume of collateral that participants decide to lock into the system.
It is also important to remember that the emission of new DGB will permanently cease in the year 2035. Once we reach that milestone, the overall reserve of coins available for locking will no longer expand. From that moment onward, the absolute maximum supply of DigiDollar will be inherently constrained by two factors, which are the permanent and finite supply of available coins, along with the specific amount of that supply that holders are willing to commit as collateral.
You will not find any central committees, arbitrary targets, or complex management policies controlling this ecosystem. The ultimate boundary of the supply is simply a matter of basic arithmetic.
It is also important to remember that the emission of new DGB will permanently cease in the year 2035. Once we reach that milestone, the overall reserve of coins available for locking will no longer expand. From that moment onward, the absolute maximum supply of DigiDollar will be inherently constrained by two factors, which are the permanent and finite supply of available coins, along with the specific amount of that supply that holders are willing to commit as collateral.
You will not find any central committees, arbitrary targets, or complex management policies controlling this ecosystem. The ultimate boundary of the supply is simply a matter of basic arithmetic.