Celestia's path to deflation is gaining traction, though it requires a meaningful shift in the economics. With annual DA fees sitting at $12.6m currently, the network needs this figure to sustain itself after cutting inflation by 70% down to 2.5%—a significant move that would reshape token dynamics.
The infrastructure build around Celestia is accelerating rapidly. Bullet is already running institutional perpetual futures on Celestia privately, signaling real institutional interest in the chain. Beyond that, several promising platforms are moving into production. Hibachi and Ethereal, which commands a substantial $1b in TVL, are already operational, with three additional major launches lined up for Q1 2026.
Market depth is improving too. The ecosystem is now seeing $345m in daily volume spread across six different platforms—a sign that liquidity is consolidating and the technical infrastructure needed to support serious trading is falling into place.
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Frontrunner
· 01-10 14:11
Really? Can you survive with a 70% reduction in inflation? It depends on whether the DA fees can hold up.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-09 19:42
Can the 12.6 million annual fee be sustained? Feels like the pressure is still quite high.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-07 15:01
12.6 million annual fee, can it be sustained? It still feels a bit uncertain... But since institutions are all trading futures, it clearly indicates that some people are optimistic.
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AirdropLicker
· 01-07 15:00
12.6 million in annual fees still aren't enough. After reducing inflation by 70%, what will we rely on?
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 01-07 15:00
Hey, wait a minute. Can the 12.6 million cost really hold up? It still feels a bit uncertain.
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PanicSeller
· 01-07 14:44
Reducing 70% inflation sounds impressive, but can the cost of 12.6 million really be sustained? It still feels a bit uncertain.
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-07 14:34
To be honest, this deflation roadmap sounds good, but supporting a 2.5% inflation with a 12.6 million annual fee? It still depends on whether they can really increase the volume later on.
Celestia's path to deflation is gaining traction, though it requires a meaningful shift in the economics. With annual DA fees sitting at $12.6m currently, the network needs this figure to sustain itself after cutting inflation by 70% down to 2.5%—a significant move that would reshape token dynamics.
The infrastructure build around Celestia is accelerating rapidly. Bullet is already running institutional perpetual futures on Celestia privately, signaling real institutional interest in the chain. Beyond that, several promising platforms are moving into production. Hibachi and Ethereal, which commands a substantial $1b in TVL, are already operational, with three additional major launches lined up for Q1 2026.
Market depth is improving too. The ecosystem is now seeing $345m in daily volume spread across six different platforms—a sign that liquidity is consolidating and the technical infrastructure needed to support serious trading is falling into place.