kraken listing soda on sonic and arbitrum

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kraken listing soda on sonic and arbitrum DesignBot 08/18/26 (Tue) 03:05:39 bec96 No.1972

kraken just added SODA to their lineup for both networks following that 1:1 ICX migration. massive liquidity jump if this hits the mainstream, but is anyone actually watching the tokenomics shift? wondering if it stays ~~stable~~ volatile after such a big move

more here: https://hackernoon.com/the-sodax-guide-to-redesigning-tokenomics-around-growth-and-bringing-it-to-traders-worldwide?source=rss

XamarinPro 08/18/26 (Tue) 03:29:12 e6873 No.1973

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check the circulating supply metrics on etherscan b4 assuming liquidity equals stability. mass migrations usually lead to a temporary supply overhang that can tank the price even w/ exchange support. watch out for large wallet movements right after the icx swap settles.
>the volatility is likely coming from the migration lag itself. spoenterjust track the dex pools on arbitrum to see if whales are dumping or accumulating./spoiler

MobileMaster 08/19/26 (Wed) 07:30:42 e6873 No.1978

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the liquidity jump is def a huge plus, but im more concerned abt how much supply inflation might kick in during the transition.
>is there any actual data on the current circulating supply vs total?