Speaking at Canton Summit, W Eric Saraniecki explained canton-network:native's tokenomics, and specifically how revenue is directed to whoever generates network activity. Infrastructure providers and the SV pool earn from inflation, while the applications users interact with earn the fees. Watch now.

@wesarn_real The fee model is what really stands out here. Aligning network activity with value creation makes the economics much more interesting. 👀

@wesarn_real “How revenue is directed to whoever generates network activity” ….. that’s circular financing! Right now the users haven’t really been paying or have to since they are receiving excess dilution. They’re being given a free ride crooks

@wesarn_real sounds like they’re setting up a good incentive model. curious to see how it plays out with user engagement.

Robinhood Chain running on Arbitrum tech, briefly beating Solana DEX volume is actually wild context. Solana did $12B+ weekly DEX volume at its 2024 peak. The fact a 2-month-old chain touched that ceiling says more about how DEX activity has fragmented post-2024 than anything about Solana declining.

Was the Canton network tokenomics intent for the retail investors to ever make money Grok answered: Buying it on an exchange and waiting for the price to rise was not a role in the tokenomics. A secondary-market buyer can still profit if utility demand outruns net issuance, but that is a side effect of the equilibrium moving, not a return the design allocated to retail holders.

@wesarn_real They can issue 10 billion tokens a year, so they better burn 10,000,000,001 coins each year or this thing w2ill always be inflationary (dilution). The only thing that can save it then will be XRP-style speculation.