November's APT tokenomics just dropped some interesting numbers worth unpacking.

The network minted 2,398,685 fresh $APT tokens last month, translating to roughly $6.98 million in value. Meanwhile, the burn mechanism torched 6,428.28 $APT (about $17.6k). Do the math and you get a burn-to-issuance ratio sitting at 0.00267 — which means for every 1,000 tokens created, less than 3 got permanently removed.

What caught my attention? That's actually a 7.72% drop compared to October's activity. The gap between what's being issued versus what's leaving circulation keeps widening, something longer-term holders might want to keep tabs on when evaluating tokenomics health.