- When yaps came out, it was a strange but unique concept, and early users benefitted as competition for yaps (blocks) was limited. Remember when Coinbase used to give whole $BTC as a referral to join the platform?
- There is a difficulty factor (similar to the halving) being incorporated as more users enter the ecosystem
- Yaps are fractional now, reflective of the increased difficulty to mine yaps and expected increased value (everyone here stacks sats)
- A finite supply of 25k are issued daily (not exactly like $BTC supply, but can draw a comparison)
- The system of allocating yaps is an objective algo that doesn't care who the person is, just that they are contributing to the space and part of CT (similar to how $BTC doesn't care who mines it, and everyone running miners can participate) 
- $BTC is financial currency <> Yaps are social currency (an argument can be made that these are one in the same)

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