Solana: token burn and deflation
"Modeling suggests the daily burn could jump from 648 soul to anywhere between 10,800 and 64,800 during busy periods. So at periods of peak activity, soul could actually go deflationary."
ℹ️ In shortModeling suggests that the daily burn of SOL tokens could significantly increase, potentially making Solana deflationary during peak activity.
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… Second, SIMD547. This is Salana's version of the burn mechanism that ETH holders enjoy. It introduces a small resource-based fee on every unit of computational work and it burns 100% of it. Every swap, every token launch, every AI agent doing its thing permanently destroys a sliver of soul. Modeling suggests the daily burn could jump from 648 soul to anywhere between 10,800 and 64,800 during busy periods. So at periods of peak activity, soul could actually go deflationary. And third, there's SIMD 553. This is the most abstract, but arguably the most important because it's the value capture link. It restructures the signature fee so that half of it gets burnt, tying every single transaction directly to supply destruction. The whole point is to make sure that when the network wins, the coin wins, too. Right now, someo …
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