JayCoDon, you mentioned in your intro post that you wanted to learn more about Peercoin, so I thought I’d provide some resources for you…
First step should be to go through our intro thread here…
https://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=3379.0
There is also a long introductory video by Chronos included in the thread…
Here is a collection of interviews from the inventor of Peercoin and proof-of-stake, Sunny King…
https://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=3174.msg29887#msg29887
My personal favorite interview out of that list is community interview #2, which is where Sunny first revealed his concept of Peercoin as a backbone currency. Backbone currency is a term describing Peercoin’s underlying purpose, which is to provide the ability to store value in an inexpensive to maintain crypto network which prioritizes security, decentralization and scarcity over speed, low fees and transaction volume.
The block size debate taking place in the Bitcoin community is ultimately about whether Bitcoin should focus on decentralization and security or sacrifice it all in order to become a payment network capable of competing with the likes of Visa. With Peercoin, Sunny specifically designed it to focus on the former, rather than the latter, a network that maintains a high degree of decentralization, maintains a high level of security, but not necessarily providing high volume of transactions.
I wrote a recent article explaining these things. Part of my quote above is from that article…
https://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=4536.msg42665#msg42665
Given the above, I also believe that Peercoin is the perfect digital gold. I had also written something about this below. Just ignore the parts I talk about NuBits, since it recently collapsed…
https://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=4272.msg40863#msg40863
Anyway, I hope this helps.