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The CAKE token economy enters a new phase. With the implementation of Tokenomics 3.0, CAKE has achieved approximately 8.19% net burn in 2025, and this deflationary momentum has sparked new thoughts. The project team now proposes to further optimize the token supply structure, planning to reduce the maximum supply of CAKE from 450 million to 400 million. This move aims to strengthen the token's scarcity and long-term value. What does the community think about this? If you participate in governance decisions, do you support this adjustment to the supply cap? Feel free to share your views and suggestions.
Burning 8.19% of coins is indeed interesting, but the real driver of a rally is still the application ecosystem.
Lowering the supply has been tried several times before, and how did it end up?
Anyway, I support it; there's no downside, right?
Would this move be even more powerful if combined with product iterations?
The real key is execution. Who would believe in just words without action?
Lowering the cap sounds great, but can it be sustained in the long run? Honestly, it's a bit uncertain.
If this round can truly be executed well, CAKE might have a chance, but the prerequisite is not to cause any more trouble.
Adjustments to supply are always presented nicely, but the real question is whether there will be genuine follow-up with real funds.