Canton Network (CC) discloses a dynamic supply model, denying a fixed maximum supply cap.

ChainCatcher news, Canton Network recently announced that it clarifies the market’s misunderstanding that its native token Canton Coin (CC) has a “supply cap” of 100 billion, and explains its dynamic supply model.
The official statement indicates that CC adopts an unlimited cap similar to Ethereum and Solana but with a stable supply mechanism. CC has no fixed cap, but each transaction burns CC to offset new issuance. The more the network is used, the more CC is burned, resulting in lower net issuance and ultimately forming a mint-burn balance (BME).
The official emphasizes that the value of CC should be measured by market capitalization rather than a theoretical supply cap.
Supply outlook and key milestones:

After entering the BME, the total supply will fluctuate stably around network demand. Based on the current model, if balance is achieved by 2026, the total supply in 2034 could be below 50 billion tokens.

January 1, 2026, will see a “double halving”: total block issuance will be halved, and the Super Validator (SV) share will decrease from 48% to 20%.

Three years later, another “double halving” will occur, further reducing SV issuance share to 10%, making it the primary source of inflation that gradually shrinks.

Canton Network states that over 1 billion CC has been burned so far, with daily burn value of approximately $900,000. As issuance declines, CC’s inflation rate is expected to become one of the lowest among mainstream Layer-1s by the early 2030s.