Crypto Analyst Presents Data To Prove That XRP Is Deflationary

Crypto Analyst Presents Data To Prove That XRP Is Deflationary

In the past, many have argued whether or not the XRP token was deflationary or not. In support of the former, pro-XRP crypto analyst Panos Mekras has provided data that suggests that the token has deflationary characteristics.  Number Of Tokens Burned So Far In a tweet shared on his X (formerly Twitter) platform, Mekras referenced another tweet showing that over 11 million tokens had been burned. This stat undoubtedly suggests that the token is deflationary since its total supply has decreased over time due to the burn mechanism. Related Reading: 39-Month Cycle Says XRP Price Is Poised For....


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