[tromp]

> which doesn't allow anyone to change its emission rate

Bitcoin changes its emission rate every 4 years. A fixed emission rate is far more desirable. Something like 1 coin per second forever looks more attractive and immutable than bitcoin's arbitrary capped emission, that doesn't guarantee security in the long term when block subsidy runs out.

[rafaelero]

No. The policy is set in stone. 100% predictable. That's what I am talking about; it doesn't matter if that policy implies a 4 year halving.

[tromp]

The emission curve is set in stone. But you talked about emission rate, which in Bitcoin's case halves every 4 years.