Aptos’ token economics turning positive
Saw something about Aptos’ token economics turning positive. I didn’t even know people measured this . Does that basically mean the network is now generating more in fees than it’s paying out in rewards?
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I was wondering the same thing. Does “positive” here mean APT holders are actually getting paid, or is it more about the network’s fees being higher than its operating costs?
I’m also curious whether this is something that actually matters for someone holding APT. I understand why it sounds good for the network, but does it change anything for holders directly?
I read another post about this earlier and I think I finally got the basic idea. It doesn’t mean APT holders are simply getting paid more. It’s more that the network is starting to bring in more value compared with what it costs to keep running. What I’m still curious about is what’s actually driving that change.
For meme / on-chain flow, I skim holders, same-block clusters, and LP depth before chasing a mint — ticker screenshots aren't enough. Holder/flow glance I use: https://gmgn.ai/r/79XCfNUq. High risk either way. DYOR / NFA.