Yes  I saw it now on they road map.  Only the "Enhanced privacy" and "Payment integration support" implementation  can take it straight to the moon! Not to mention the LN...  very impressive!!!

Why?

That's what Decred is evolving towards.  The dev team has been hard at work for years making sure this goes as planned.

Any plans for a paper wallet/lite wallet? (no blockchain download)

ETH DAO and Decred are totally different things.

DAO is just the abbreviation for "Decentralized Autonomous Organization".

"This is what DCR is, a complete Autonomous Economic atmosphere and system that works purely by Social contribution in a p2p net work of created law and standards. Its ground breaking."

Any decentralized organization is a DAO.

The Decred blockchain was totally designed to be a DAO. All security measures have been taken in the code so that in case of fork it is not possible to use the previous one, as happened with ETH ETC. There is no possibility of anyone having access to Decred's funds and withdrawing them through a contract like they did on ETH DAO.

ETH DAO was just a smart contract system, created by third parties and that became a fiasco. Maybe a scam...

don't you think 0.1 is a little too much?

Why not? If Dash arrived, why not also decred?

- Amazing devteam. Ex bitcoin developers. Check github: https://github.com/decred
- Less than 5 million coins are on the market.
- Over 40% of them are locked in stake in POS pools.
- Around only 50k units on poloniex sell book.
- A revolutionary governance system and all the features that others have, but in a much better and safer code written from scratch and with the same language of lightning network

Thanks, i've used online wallets a few time, anyway, my favorite types are electrum and paper

Decred at Coinbase remastered.​ Thanks to @ty13r-gpusource's team for the audio!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2qrUffqtDU Check the playlist as well!!!

https://www.facebook.com/Decredcash

 
1. inflation rate or inflation

2.1 Year -> 2013?

3. Coin supplies ->?