This economic model for the US token is indeed quite something in terms of design.

First, let’s talk about the total supply—10 billion tokens, hard-capped, not a single one more will ever be issued. What does this mean? The supply side is completely locked, so there’s no need to worry about the project team suddenly deciding to mint more tokens and diluting what you hold.

Even more impressive is the deflationary mechanism: zero inflation as a baseline, and every on-chain transaction fee is sent straight to a burn address, permanently destroyed. The circulating supply keeps shrinking, and by economic logic, this scarcity will naturally drive up the price per token.

With this combination, the value capture ability of US should theoretically be quite strong. Of course, no matter how good the model looks, it still depends on whether the actual use cases can support it—deflation alone can’t sustain long-term value.