{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"What is the annual inflation rate in a blockchain network?","a":"The annual inflation rate in a blockchain network depends on the specific blockchain protocol. Taking Bitcoin (BTC) as an example, according to its protocol,  new Bitcoin is generated through the mining process, and the mining difficulty increases over time. This means that over time, the issuance speed of Bitcoin will gradually slow down. Additionally, the total supply of Bitcoin has a cap, approximately 21 million coins. When the total supply of Bitcoin approaches this cap, the mining reward will decrease, thereby slowing down the issuance speed of Bitcoin.\n\nThe annual inflation rate refers to the percentage of growth in the money supply over a period of time. In a blockchain network, the inflation rate can be calculated by analyzing the newly minted currency within a certain period."}]}],"pr":"0900400f6bd287bcfd3160457cef6bfbbe2281491d0d3833af8cc09b8f0e58c2"}