最新报道：According to CoinWorld, Sonic Labs is rolling out major token economics changes designed to support its expansion and institutional adoption plans in the United States. Tokenomist outlined these details in a September 7th post analyzing new issuance and supply dynamics following the nearly unanimous approval of the governance proposal on August 31st. According to Tokenomist, Sonic (S) will issue 633.9 million new S tokens, valued at approximately $196.5 million. The allocation is divided into three categories: 150 million tokens for Sonic's US operations, 322.6 million tokens reserved for a Nasdaq private investment vehicle locked up for at least three years, and 161.3 million tokens reserved for a future ETF partnership with BitGo Custody. 1/ ? $SONIC Token Economics Update Post ? Following the approved governance proposal, @SonicLabs is implementing major token economics changes to facilitate US institutional expansion, ETF development, and enhance competitiveness against projects with larger reserves. ... pic.twitter.com/3YSRX6w9wb These changes will increase Sonic's total available supply from 4.12 billion to 4.75 billion, with the circulating supply increasing by 14% to 3.79 billion. The released supply will increase by 5.4% to 3.14 billion, while the total supply will increase by 14% to 3.89 billion. Despite this inflationary effect, the project has introduced a more robust burn mechanism. 90% of fees from builder-centric transactions will be returned to builders, 5% to validators, and 5% will be burned. For non-builder transactions, half of the fees will be permanently removed from circulation. In addition to providing Sonic Labs with capital flexibility lacking under the original Fantom token model, these changes are intended to offset dilution from new issuances and establish the long-term scarcity of the S token. This shift in token economics aligns closely with Sonic's plans for institutional expansion in the United States. To engage with regulators and capital market participants, the project is establishing Sonic USA, a Delaware-based company with offices in New York. The newly issued funds will also seed a US-listed exchange-traded fund tracking the S Token and support a Nasdaq PIPE, which locks tokens to align with institutional partners. By combining modern token economics with an institutional-friendly structure, Sonic Labs hopes to increase its competitiveness against projects with larger fund sizes and create opportunities for regulated investment products. Passed with nearly 860 million votes and 99% approval, the latest governance proposal demonstrates strong community support for the project.