Aptos has implemented a major tokenomics overhaul by capping its total supply at 2.1 billion APT, increasing gas fees tenfold, and reducing annual staking rewards from 5.19% to 2.6%. All gas fees collected are permanently burned, aiming to make APT a scarcer asset over time. This move mirrors Ethereum's burn mechanism but goes further by burning 100% of fees. The Aptos Foundation also locked 210 million APT, removing them from circulation. Future token minting beyond the cap requires community approval, giving holders control over supply dilution.
Aptos has set a hard cap of 2.1 billion APT tokens in its recent tokenomics overhaul. For readers following the broader cryptocurrency market, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 15, 2026 04:51 WIB: among 50 major cryptocurrencies tradable on Pluang, 27 rose and 22 fell today. Notable movers include XNO (Nano) at Rp5.893 with 38% sell and 62% buy order activity, ENJ (Enjin Coin) at Rp461 with 24% sell and 76% buy order activity, and AVAX (Avalanche) at Rp134.969 with 73% sell and 27% buy order activity.
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