2025-12-17 17:22:14

Hyper Foundation's move to burn the AF token is a solid first step toward improving HYPE's tokenomics. To build on this momentum, there are two critical actions worth considering:

First, revoking authorization on all unminted HYPE tokens that are currently reserved under the Future Emissions & Community Rewards (FECR) allocation would help tighten supply dynamics. Second, removing the hard 1 billion HYPE supply cap could provide more flexibility for the ecosystem's long-term growth strategy. These adjustments would give the community better control over token distribution and reduce potential dilution concerns.

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LiquidityNinja

· 2025-12-20 14:19

Revoking authorization is a good move, but canceling the 1 billion hard cap... Are you trying to leave yourself a foreshadowing? To be honest, it's still about wanting to retain the power to print money, and community control is just an old cliché.

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GasFeeCrying

· 2025-12-19 02:10

Bro, no matter how I look at this operation, it seems like you're patching a vulnerability. The real core issue hasn't been addressed yet. I think we still need to observe and watch.

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RooftopVIP

· 2025-12-17 17:46

Uh, the reform effort isn't enough; it sounds like just a small tweak. Removing AF seems to be forced; the real big move should be to directly cut that 1 billion hard cap...

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