2025-12-17 13:23:13

SOL used to trade around $233 back in 2021 💭 Fast forward to today, sitting at $126—same ballpark valuation on paper, but here's the twist: the token supply tells a completely different story.

What shifted? The economics underneath. When you stack 2021's price against today's price with drastically different circulating supplies, you're really looking at how dilution reshapes per-token value. Holders who rode that $233 peak are watching a very different SOL ecosystem unfold.

The numbers don't lie—same nominal valuation, radically different foundation. Something to chew on for anyone tracking Solana's long-term tokenomics.

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AirdropFatigue

· 2025-12-17 13:55

It's the same old rhetoric about supply dilution again. The group from 2021 has already moved on, right? Honestly, just because there's more coins doesn't mean there's more money. Does that really make the price meaningful? SOL is still relying on its past reputation. Let's see if the ecosystem has anything truly substantial.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 2025-12-17 13:53

Dilution of supply, ultimately the token holders have to pay the price --- From 233 to 126, the on-paper value hasn't changed, but in reality, it’s been bleeding out for a long time --- So what’s the mindset of those who bought in at the high of 233 back then... --- Just this, and some still say SOL is the next ETH, wake up everyone --- Token economics have collapsed, no matter how good the technology is, it can't save it --- If I had known earlier, I would have calculated the supply carefully before entering --- Nominal price is deceptive; dilution is the real truth

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