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III. Economic Correlation Points

While the burn mechanism and staking program serve different purposes, they have several economic interaction points:

  1. Supply Dynamic:

  • Burn: Reduces supply by ~498,000 annually

  • Staking: Temporary lock-up of staked tokens

  • Net Effect: Reduced circulating supply with controlled emission

  1. Price Impact:

  • Burn: Creates buying pressure through monthly buybacks

  • Staking: Reduces selling pressure through token lockup

  • Combined Effect: Enhanced price stability

  1. Velocity Control:

  • Burn: Permanent removal of tokens

  • Staking: Temporary removal from circulation

  • Net Result: Reduced token velocity

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