2025-12-06 19:23:47

Recently, I noticed two projects ranking third on the 7-day leaderboard—Talus and StadnX, both with quite interesting technical approaches.

Let's start with Talus, a Layer project based on SUI. Its token, US, has a unique design: a capped total supply of 10 billion, and most importantly, 0% inflation. This kind of mechanism is indeed rare in the crypto space—a completely fixed supply.

Even more impressive is the gas fee handling mechanism—SUI paid by users is automatically converted into US by the system. This essentially turns network fees directly into native token demand, which is quite a clever design.

Both projects are deeply rooted in the SUI ecosystem, each with their own nuances in tokenomics. It's worth keeping an eye on their future performance.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 9h ago

A 0% inflation rate is indeed rare; the only concern is if the rules change later.

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orphaned_block

· 12-06 19:51

0% inflation is indeed rare, but can this fixed supply really support long-term value? --- There are so many Layer projects in the SUI ecosystem right now. Honestly, it's getting a bit competitive. --- Converting gas fees into US is pretty clever. It's essentially increasing demand indirectly; the product design is quite good. --- Both projects are third for 7 days? What's the logic behind this ranking system? --- I like Talus's 0% inflation design, but the key is whether the network activity can pick up. --- How are things going over at StadnX? It feels like Talus's tokenomics are getting more discussion. --- I'm a bit skeptical about how long a fixed supply can hold up against inflation. --- The gas fee mechanism is really well done here; it directly creates use cases for US.

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fork_in_the_road

· 12-06 19:51

This 0% inflation move is really brilliant, it feels like they're creating demand for US.

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SwapWhisperer

· 12-06 19:50

0 inflation is definitely a killer move, but can it really hold? --- Gas fees directly converted to US? That's an interesting logic. --- Another SUI ecosystem project? Everything's piling onto SUI now. --- I like Talus's design; fixed supply is naturally anti-inflation. --- Both ranking third? That's wild, are the data really that coincidental? --- Basically, it's about whose tokenomics are more hardcore. --- US's mechanism is actually more complex than I thought, I need to dig deeper. --- Is the SUI ecosystem this competitive now? Projects are piling up. --- 0 inflation sounds great, but what about liquidity? Is this a trap? --- Turning gas fees into token demand—I've never seen that approach before.

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JustHereForMemes

· 12-06 19:39

Can this 0 inflation trick really hold up? Feels like it only looks good on paper. The SUI ecosystem is about to take off this time, right? Feels like there’s more than just these two. Gas fees directly converted to US? That’s an interesting design. This Talus tokenomics is pretty intriguing, but the key is whether it can actually scale. SUI again—no wonder this ecosystem is going to be hot this year.

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