It’s not the inflation.
It’s the lack of unified vision. All the Hub has is governance. And it’s an ugly mess.
Literally any unified vision with broad community support would shoot the price up at this point.
Is low inflation going to attract billions in new capital when it starts flooding into the next bull run? No. That won’t excite anyone.
But a place to stake for security that protects its users, protects its community, has a warm fuzzy UX, has a long lock-up & low volatility, has a “Chamber of Commerce” that Joe user can understand, whitelists dApp urls, maybe offers member wallet insurance, sponsors tutorials, funds trusted user support channels, partners w/ tax reporting tools, owns mobile, and basically looks like all the good parts of Binance w/o the exchange -
That would absolutely Dominate.
The inflation would only bother “non-members”.
Inflation would come down and staking would go up because staking would mean access to services that ppl want.
Security as a Service is a whole suite of opportunities.
But honestly if Hub governance all came together to fund a deep sea vessel or a line of really good toasters the price would still go up.
Because not coming together has been the main problem. Nobody wants to invest in random chaos & mudslinging.