$SOL Whenever someone issues SOL as an infinite ♾️ expansion mechanism, they will see a sharp drop—commonly known as an inflationary coin! I don’t know what kind of impact this model will have on SOL a few years from now. I used to see a post saying that by 2030 the total supply will surpass 900 million! So what does everyone think about SOL this year? ‌

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PerpColdHands
· 8h ago
SOL is not an infinite issuance that lasts forever; its issuance follows a decreasing curve, and the long-term inflation rate will decline to a relatively low level, but it is indeed not a fixed maximum supply coin.
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SeaSaltAirdropNotes
· 04-22 06:03
Every time someone shouts "inflation coin," it drops, more like an emotional trigger + capital finding an excuse to dump, with the fundamentals' impact being a slow variable.
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GateUser-95194dd2
· 04-22 00:53
Paying close attention🔍
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ExitLiqNow
· 04-21 16:40
I've also seen the claim that 2030 will break 900 million, but it depends on net inflation: staking rewards minus transaction fees burned, and when on-chain activity is high, the burns will offset some.
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GateUser-ba8edd35
· 04-21 16:07
Hold firmly 💪
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GateUser-ba8edd35
· 04-21 16:07
The bullish market is at its peak 🐂
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WilliamEth
· 04-21 15:37
massive looking forward to it with title and heading long article on this one is a Long Article on the price of the
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GateUser-3e7da866
· 04-21 13:20
Inflation is actually a safety budget; POS chains are basically like this. The key is whether inflation is covered by the increased network value.
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SandwichDodger
· 04-21 13:14
Short-term market analysis: If the macro environment is not bad and on-chain data is stable, SOL remains a relatively strong beta asset, and even if it drops, it’s easy to recover.
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NekoValidator
· 04-21 13:13
This year, I focus more on ecology and liquidity: meme, DeFi, NFT, PayFi—whether they can continue to bring real use; otherwise, even with low inflation, it's useless.
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