2025-12-29 14:24:29

Recently, I’ve been digging into on-chain data for FIL, and the more I look, the more headache I get. Looking at the unlock schedule from mid-October to now, I was directly shocked by this number—miners and project parties unlock at least 110,000 FIL daily, and at peak times nearly 150,000 FIL. Do the math yourself: over a year, more than 40 million new tokens flood into the market, with an annual inflation rate of around 5%. The crypto market is already a battle of existing capital, and with such heavy selling pressure, it’s hard for FIL to rise.

What’s even more heartbreaking is the on-chain revenue situation. I thought that as a leading player in the storage sector, FIL’s ecosystem activity could at least support some optimism, but the data left me speechless. Over the past month, more than half of the days, FIL’s daily on-chain revenue didn’t exceed $100. In comparison, the similarly underestimated FLOW can maintain a daily revenue of several hundred dollars. This stark contrast highlights the significant gap in ecosystem activity between the two.

Inflationary pressure combined with a cold ecosystem is the more concerning issue. The data is right here, and everyone can see it clearly.

FIL-3,94%

FLOW-8,62%

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MysteriousZhang

· 9h ago

Damn, is FIL really that outrageous? With a 5% inflation rate, it's still so sluggish. No wonder no one is touching it. --- The storage narrative is completely broken, even worse than FLOW. This is the most heartbreaking part. --- 15,000 tokens are dumped daily, over 40 million a year. Who can handle that? --- Ecosystem revenue hasn't exceeded $100? Is this an exchange or a retirement home? --- So FIL now is just a theoretical perfect but practically bankrupt project—both miners and inflation. --- Just comparing them clearly shows why FLOW is more active than FIL. This is something worth pondering. --- Inflation combined with no one paying attention—this combo hits the mark. FIL needs to reflect on itself. --- There's really nothing to say about the data being displayed here. With such a big difference in popularity, why keep pretending? --- The story of FIL is almost over. Since the mainnet launched, it hasn't had a moment of peace. --- Miners are dumping 150,000 tokens every day. How long will it take for the price to bottom out?

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ChainPoet

· 10h ago

Damn, the data for FIL is really incredible. Unlocking 110,000 to 150,000 tokens every day, how can it possibly rise with such strong selling pressure... A 5% annual inflation isn't a big deal, but the key issue is that the ecosystem is dead. Daily income struggling to break $100, which doesn't match the status of a top storage coin. On the other hand, FLOW can still sustain a few hundred dollars in daily revenue. Isn't that ironic? FIL is truly cooling off. With both inflation and ecosystem issues killing it, there's no hope. The data is right there for everyone to see. It's time to wake up. FIL isn't the future of storage; it's the graveyard of storage.

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RebaseVictim

· 10h ago

Damn, the situation with FIL is really outrageous. Unlocking over 100,000 tokens every day is just too much to handle.

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RamenStacker

· 10h ago

Unlocking every day is overwhelming, and the ecosystem is still freezing cold. How do you play with this thing? Wait, FLOW income is still higher than FIL? This reversal is a bit shocking. 11,000 to 150,000 tokens daily, I'm really about to vomit blood. The chosen one in the storage track, but now it's doing worse than those who are pessimistic. Having only protocols without applications, no wonder the market has no interest. This is the real problem—inflation plus neglect, a double blow. Why does it feel like FIL has become an ATM rather than an ecosystem?

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 10h ago

Hard to hold, FIL is like slow suicide --- Inflation at 5% annualized, the ecosystem is still as cold as dead, who can withstand this --- Tens of thousands of coins dumped daily, no wonder no one dares to buy --- Storage narrative collapsed? At least it used to be a concept --- Compared to FLOW, we lost, this is awkward --- On-chain income below one hundred dollars, this is the rhythm of cooling down --- 400 million Singapore dollars poured into the market, still want to rise? Too much to ask, brother --- FIL has really become a cash machine, miners are shipping out every day --- Such high unlocking pressure, how can there be a bottom

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