Venice.ai cuts VVV token emissions to 3M per year, pushing toward net deflation.

Venice.ai has reduced its annual VVV token emissions from 4 million to 3 million, marking the third cut in three months and an 80% drop from the original 14 million tokens per year set at launch. This aggressive supply tightening aims to create net deflation by balancing emissions with monthly buy-and-burn operations funded by platform revenue. If buy-burn volumes exceed the 250,000 tokens emitted monthly, the circulating supply will shrink, potentially increasing token value. However, lower emissions reduce staking yields, requiring investors to rely more on price appreciation, and any decline in platform revenue could undermine this deflationary strategy.