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🚨 CANTON IS RUNNING ON A $377M INFLATIONARY LOSS But here is what CT is omitting and overlooking... Compare that to Ethereum ($2.36B net incentives paid) or Solana ($2.11B net incentives paid), both of which go entirely out the door to validators. By looking at @DeFiLlama and screaming “incentives > fees burned = losses” is a fundamental misunderstanding of how @CantonNetwork actually works. The entire point is the Burn-Mint Equilibrium (BME). Fees burned = real institutional flows (RWAs, repo, tokenized assets, high-volume workflows). Minted rewards = incentives to bootstrap and scale usage. On top of that, the network rewards durable economic activity, not subsidized infrastructure handouts. ➜ Post-CIP-0105: 70% of Super Validator lifetime rewards (14% of all future emissions ≈ $162M annualized at current $0.15 $CC) are now locked, so you can pull that out of incentive discussions = no immediate dump/no liquid supply. ➜ CIP-0096 fully removed liveness rewards (previously ~70% of all Validator rewards ≈ $486M annualized at current $0.15 $CC) = everything is now usage-tied. Even raw, Canton’s net inflation is just ~$377M annualized at the moment ($1.16B mints vs $783M burns) and is constantly changing. No company or foundation is “paying out of pocket.” The protocol simply expands the supply temporarily to attract real economic activity onto the network. The @CantonNetwork system is designed to swing between inflationary (growth phase) and deflationary (maturity) phases based purely on network activity. Price is the automatic regulator: ➜ If the market thinks the equilibrium is too slow, price falls → tokens become cheaper → more attractive for institutions to use/stake → usage rises → burns rise. ➜ If usage explodes, burns outpace mints → net deflation → price appreciation reinforces the flywheel. Price is simply the market outcome of those supply/demand mechanics. This isn’t a crypto company chasing hype cycles. These tokenomics are built for real utility at scale, and the beauty is that they still work when the network is valued in trillions. In short, the current net inflation is not the end state. That’s the whole game. Do better. Zth.


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“The primary value of Bitcoin is security,” says @AkiBalogh, CEO of @BitSafe_Finance, as he explains what underpins its long-term appeal across governments, corporations, and retail investors to @RemyBlaireNews.






