Injective has a clever mechanism: weekly auctions where protocol fees are bid on, and the winning bid in $INJ gets burned. This directly links usage to supply reduction — more activity means more fees, more auctions, more burns.
$PI doesn't have anything comparable, and honestly, it might not need one. But it's worth studying this design before the next wave of tokenomics debates kicks off.
The key insight: burning mechanisms that tie directly to real usage create reflexive value loops. More u...
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I am a long term holder and a narrative based trader, i must admit, market is no more the way it used to be before 2023. When you trade narratives, you have to hold until you see clear direction. Market shows moves sometimes takes months to distract you from the direction you chose based on narrative, so one thing is clear that narratives are longterm and more often supports long term holders(Spot or swing traders in future)
So if you are following me, you should understand ...