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How Ethereum became a deflationary asset – a guide to ETH’s inflation/deflation
Ethereum’s “inflation” is different from what people are used to in fiat or in other crypto projects. There is no fixed cap and no single schedule that says “X new ETH every year.” Instead, Ethereum’s supply is the outcome of two opposing forces: That tug-of-war is why ETH supply can be mildly inflationary in one…
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Staking Real Yield Calculator
Staking returns, explained simply Think of a pie. Your tokens are a slice (the whole pie = total supply). Many networks bake new slices each year — that’s issuance (inflation). If you don’t receive any of those new slices, your slice becomes a smaller % of the pie over time — that’s dilution. Why staking…
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How crypto issuance affects price — simulate coin price action, interactive guide
When a crypto prints new coins (that’s issuance), it creates a steady trickle of potential sellers. If typical buyers coming in each day can comfortably absorb those coins (plus any other sellers), price can hold or rise. If not, price tends to drift down until it’s cheap enough to attract more buyers. Liquidity (how deep…
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Solana’s “Official” Inflation vs. the Real, Lived Inflation
Most dashboards show a single “inflation rate” for Solana. That number isn’t wrong—it just describes policy minting, not the growth of tradable (circulating) supply that markets actually feel. In this article, we will take a look at theese two sides of the same coin and explain the differences. 1) What the official inflation rate is…