Polygon network is proving it's got real economic substance worth paying attention to.
Since the start of this year, we're looking at over $1.7M in accumulated fees flowing through the network. More importantly—the protocol has burned through 12.5M+ POL tokens, which wipes out roughly $1.5M worth of token supply from circulation.
That's the mechanics of deflationary design actually working. Network activity doesn't just generate fees in the abstract—it's directly removing asset value from the token supply, which is the kind of protocol-level economics that actually matters. Usage converts into tangible value destruction for holders.
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ForkTrooper
· 8h ago
NGL, Polygon's burn data is indeed impressive, but how many can actually hold until they break even?
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 16h ago
Looking at Polygon's recent move, burning 12.5 million POL is actually quite impressive, not just empty talk.
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MEVictim
· 01-13 23:24
Polygon this time really has something, the deflationary mechanism is really kicking in.
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MetaEggplant
· 01-13 19:12
12.5M POL burned, this number looks satisfying, but can it really continue?
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MetaverseHermit
· 01-13 19:04
Polygon's recent burn really isn't hype; 12.5 million tokens have directly disappeared from circulation. This is truly a real deflationary mechanism.
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ThesisInvestor
· 01-13 19:03
NGL, Polygon's deflationary mechanism is doing pretty well; burning 12.5 million tokens is quite something.
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SigmaValidator
· 01-13 19:02
To be honest, Polygon's burn data this time looks quite solid... But if inflation expectations really reverse, it could definitely turn the tables.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 01-13 19:00
ngl, the burn mechanics sound good on paper but DYOR on those fee structures... seen similar tokenomics claims before things went sideways. not saying polygon's a honeypot, just... verify the audit reports yourself, yeah?
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ChainMaskedRider
· 01-13 18:47
The deflationary mechanism is really kicking in, Polygon is serious this time.
Polygon network is proving it's got real economic substance worth paying attention to.
Since the start of this year, we're looking at over $1.7M in accumulated fees flowing through the network. More importantly—the protocol has burned through 12.5M+ POL tokens, which wipes out roughly $1.5M worth of token supply from circulation.
That's the mechanics of deflationary design actually working. Network activity doesn't just generate fees in the abstract—it's directly removing asset value from the token supply, which is the kind of protocol-level economics that actually matters. Usage converts into tangible value destruction for holders.