Hello, my name is Emin. I am working on cryptocurrency demand. The idea I think about is very different from other products. It is not similar to any of them. That's why I'm thinking of asking a general question. Imagine that a cryptocurrency pays a fee at certain intervals instead of deducting a fee from the transfer. To balance the demand for money and ensure price stability. Let an algorithm determine the time slots for which the fee is paid. This algorithm is connected to a machine that calculates historical data, so if demand has shrunk the previous day, it will encourage and protect demand. You think a cryptocurrency that pays fees will create massive inflation, right? Well, imagine a money that is never transferred - never used, that is, with 0 demand. Technically, the demand for that currency is actually decreasing. Isn't the supply of an undemanded product always inflationary?