ETH vs SOL Burn Mechanics: Scarcity Battle in 2025 🔥

Quick Take (Dec 5, 2025):

Ethereum’s Fusaka + EIP-1559 burns ~300K–400K ETH/year (~0.25–0.33% of supply), scaling with L2/DeFi usage → dynamic deflation during adoption waves. Solana burns ~6.2M SOL/year (~1.2%), fixed base fees, mostly offset by 4.1% inflation → steady but not scarcity-driving.

⚡ Key Metrics

Metric ETH SOL

Burn Rate (2025) 300K–400K ETH (~0.25–0.33%) 6.2M SOL (~1.2%)

Mechanism Adaptive, usage-linked Fixed 50% base fee

Net Supply Effect Potential deflation (-0.5%) Usually net inflation (+2–3%)

Ecosystem Impact DeFi & stablecoins drive scarcity High throughput utility, low deflation

🔹 Bottom Line

ETH: Dynamic burns + adoption synergy = flywheel scarcity → strong long-term hodl potential ($4K+ target in 2026 adoption wave).

SOL: Steady, utility-focused; limited effect on net supply → better for apps, not hodl scarcity plays.

Both reduce float, but ETH’s adaptive burns win for long-term scarcity and deflationary potential.

💡 Market Signal: Watch ETH deflation cycles during high TVL and DeFi activity → scarcity + price upside. SOL supports throughput & utility growth.

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$SOL

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$ETH

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