What Is the ‘Dilution’ Effect for Existing Token Holders?

Dilution occurs when new tokens are created (e.g. through staking rewards or unlocks), increasing the total supply and decreasing the proportional ownership of existing holders. Unless the network's total value increases proportionally, the value per token may decrease.

How Do Token Standards Define Ownership and Transferability?
What Is the Significance of a Token’s Total Supply and Circulating Supply?
What Is the Difference between a Deflationary and an Inflationary Token Model?
How Does the Issuance of New Tokens for Recapitalization Affect Existing Token Holders?
What Are the Implications of a High Total Supply but Low Circulating Supply?
How Does Token Staking Directly Reduce Token Velocity?
What Is the Concept of ‘Economic Dilution’ When a Non-Equity Token Is Issued?
What Is the Relationship between the Block Reward and the Inflation Rate of a Cryptocurrency?

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