Kaspa (KAS)

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The Trinity of Supply vs. Demand - Stock-to-Flow - Cost of Production and the Balance of Two Extremes

The Monetary Part - The Gold Comparison

The cost of production of gold is high, and the effort needed is massive.
This makes the elasticity of the S2F very low and the inertia very high. If demand increases and gold prices rise for a longer period of time, profitability in gold mining increases. Older abandoned gold mines might become active again, and sites where there is known gold but too little to be feasible for mining might start to become feasible.
More mining takes time and increased cost, but if prices increase enough, it will happen. As a result, more gold will be mined, the S2F will shrink, and scarcity will decrease. Thus, it will self-balance on a new level of supply-demand, cost of production, and S2F.

So, if effort intensiveness and cost of production are high, elasticity becomes low, inertia becomes high, and it requires a significant change in one or two aspects to meaningfully c

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