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Axie Infinity's SLP Burn Rate Exceeds Minting Rate for First Time Since August 2021

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Sat, 16/07/2022 - 13:37
Axie Infinity's SLP Burn Rate Exceeds Minting Rate for First Time Since August 2021
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Smooth Love Potion (SLP), one of the two core tokens of the Axie Infinity on-chain gaming ecosystem, underpins its tokenomics. As such, GameFi enthusiasts are watching its metrics closely.

Axie Infinity's SLP burn/mint ratio becomes negative

Axie Infinity (AXS) enthusiast @maxbrand99 has taken to Twitter to demonstrate the unusual pattern of the game's tokenomics. According to his observations, the Axie Infinity team destroyed more Smooth Love Potion (SLP) than it minted over the last days.

This situation was registered on July 14, 2022. In his tweet, @maxbrand99 stated that it was previously registered in August 2021, almost a year ago.

The burning rate for SLP tokens has been surging since June 26, 2022. Meanwhile, in the past 10 days, this process goes hand in hand with the SLP minting rate decrease.

It should be noted that on July 14, Axie Infinity started its special "breeding" campaign, Lunacian Summer. With this campaign active, Axie Infinity fans can get exclusive "skins" for their Axies.

SLP still 99% down from its ATH

Previously, such campaigns were launched in Q3, 2018, and Q3, 2019; enthusiasts were able to create unique "Summer Axies" and use them in game mechanisms.

Following Lunacian Summer's launch, the price of the SLP token jumped by more than 17.6%, from $0.0034 to over $0.004. However, it remains one of the worst performers among the GameFi heavyweights: it declined by 99.1% since the all-time high registered in May 2021.

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