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RE: SBD Burn Proposal – Let’s Get Rid of What We Don’t Need -- Burn of 1.05 Million SBD to Strengthen Steem’s Economic Foundation
Yes and no.
It has something to do with the STEEM price. If the price is higher than the "Internal Median Price", SBD will be printed. You can find the price on Steemworld:
But the internal median price is variable and is no longer $0.25.
It is calculated as follows: 9 * current_sbd_supply / current_supply. The price therefore depends on the amount of SBD and STEEM. Since proposal #116 reduces the supply of SBD but leaves the supply of STEEM unchanged, the median price falls.
BTW: The screenshot clearly shows that my calculated debt ratio (9.9985%) actually came true.

Thanks so much! Finally I am starting to understand it, lolz.
Now, a follow up question - why 9? Is this a constant value or it could change under some conditions?
80k STEEM minted for 23 hours, wow (on a separate note)
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9is constant (at the moment – this could only be changed by a hard fork).I quote from the code comment:
Yes, we are currently experiencing very high inflation, even though inflation from the block protocol has been decreasing. This is because the virtual supply is currently very high. However, less STEEM will be printed in the near future, as can be read here.
Thanks for that extra piece of info, it makes sense, I suppose.
You're right, inflation seems too high to me and I saved that read for a second go.