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Why do people still actively buy and hold inflationary tokens?
After OP just unlocked 18% of its treasury tokens, in a “planned and private” decision, the price dropped around 6% now keep in mind that it will have to soar even more to reach ATH.
I’m not saying it can’t, it’s just not something worth betting on.
Projects like OP, ALGO, AVAX, DOT are all inflationary. They also some of the most popular cryptocurrencies out there.
Why though? Sure a project may have good fundamentals, good team, and real world value, but that still doesn’t make it a great investment if the tokenomics are horrible.
Why do you want to invest money into a project that increases its supply 7% a year for the next 3 years? Or another one that unlocks millions of tokens for whales to dump the price into the ground?
Both scenarios make ATH(s) seem even more unattainable.
TLDR- A project can have very good fundamentals, but that doesn’t make it a great investment. Especially ones that are highly inflationary
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