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What Are the Risks of Using a Variable Token Supply Model?

A variable supply model (inflationary or deflationary) introduces complexity to the tokenomics, which can increase regulatory scrutiny. If the supply changes are managed by a central entity and are designed to drive price appreciation, it strengthens the security argument.

Uncontrolled inflation can also lead to investor loss and potential claims of misrepresentation.

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