Recently, many people have been asking about the token model of Linea, so today I will break down the core data.

First, let's talk about the total supply: the total issuance of LINEA is 72 billion tokens, with 17.8 billion tokens currently circulating in the market, and the remaining 54.1 billion tokens are still locked. The majority of these unlocked portions are reserved for ecological construction.

The key point is here - the unlocking rhythm for the next two years:
From October 2025 to October 2027, 1 billion coins will be released each month, which is about 6% of the current circulation. By calculating, the circulating supply will increase directly from the current 17.8 billion to 41.8 billion by October 2027, which indeed poses significant supply pressure.

What about after 27 years? The unlocking speed will significantly slow down, dropping to around 300 million coins per month, then decreasing year by year, until it is completely unlocked in 2037.

However, Linea has a highlight: it is one of the few Ethereum Layer 2 projects that actively engages in buybacks and burns.
According to on-chain data, the funds used for burning each day range from $10,000 to $15,000, which translates to approximately 800,000 tokens being burned in a single day, totaling around 24 million tokens burned in a month. This deflationary mechanism can partially offset the selling pressure brought about by unlocking.

Overall, if you are optimistic about the ecological development of Linea, this Token economic model is relatively transparent. However, there is short-term unlocking pressure, and you must weigh the risks and opportunities yourself.