Here's the fundamental difference between two competing tokens: one mechanism continuously floods the market with 10,000 new units every single minute, creating perpetual inflationary pressure. The other? Zero new supply—ever. That's it. That's the entire economic model debate. When you strip away the marketing noise, you're really comparing unlimited issuance against hard scarcity. One dilutes, one doesn't. The choice becomes obvious when you look at the supply dynamics alone.
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Here's the fundamental difference between two competing tokens: one mechanism continuously floods the market with 10,000 new units every single minute, creating perpetual inflationary pressure. The other? Zero new supply—ever. That's it. That's the entire economic model debate. When you strip away the marketing noise, you're really comparing unlimited issuance against hard scarcity. One dilutes, one doesn't. The choice becomes obvious when you look at the supply dynamics alone.