Sonic Labs plans to enhance the value of the S token through vertical integration of core applications, hinting at potential acquisitions in the future.
Odaily Planet Daily News: The Layer 1 public chain Sonic, developed by the original Fantom team, announced plans to upgrade the native token S’s value accumulation mechanism through self-built and acquired core protocol applications and infrastructure, hinting at potential mergers and acquisitions in the future.
In a recent statement, Sonic Labs stated that the team will focus on key infrastructure that intersects token utility, liquidity, and use cases, reducing value outflow from the ecosystem application layer through internalization and commercialization of core economic activities. At the same time, Sonic will remain open and permissionless for developers.
The team indicated that the previous model relying on “user growth—transaction increase—gas consumption rise—token value recirculation” has become unsustainable. With the development of Rollups, modular architectures, and high-performance blockchains, increased block space supply has led to continuous compression of transaction fees, making reliance solely on gas revenue insufficient to support long-term value for L1.
Sonic is an EVM-compatible high-performance public chain aiming for near-instant confirmation and extremely high throughput. It is currently attempting to reshape Layer 1 value capture pathways through deeper ecological integration.
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Sonic Labs plans to enhance the value of the S token through vertical integration of core applications, hinting at potential acquisitions in the future.
Odaily Planet Daily News: The Layer 1 public chain Sonic, developed by the original Fantom team, announced plans to upgrade the native token S’s value accumulation mechanism through self-built and acquired core protocol applications and infrastructure, hinting at potential mergers and acquisitions in the future.
In a recent statement, Sonic Labs stated that the team will focus on key infrastructure that intersects token utility, liquidity, and use cases, reducing value outflow from the ecosystem application layer through internalization and commercialization of core economic activities. At the same time, Sonic will remain open and permissionless for developers.
The team indicated that the previous model relying on “user growth—transaction increase—gas consumption rise—token value recirculation” has become unsustainable. With the development of Rollups, modular architectures, and high-performance blockchains, increased block space supply has led to continuous compression of transaction fees, making reliance solely on gas revenue insufficient to support long-term value for L1.
Sonic is an EVM-compatible high-performance public chain aiming for near-instant confirmation and extremely high throughput. It is currently attempting to reshape Layer 1 value capture pathways through deeper ecological integration.