Sonic price

Kaito Journal until Q3 Now there is only about a month and a half left until Q3. It feels like it's been about two months since I started Yaping, and a lot has happened. Although there are almost no coins converted into profit, I hope something will come out by Q4. I think I will post regularly until Q3 and then a bit sporadically from Q4. There are no changes in traffic and badges. Instead, I am working hard to stabilize the rankings of @UXLINKofficial and @Aptos. I believe that focusing on something I can receive regularly is much better than aiming for a big win. I am also trying a bit harder with @Surf_Copilot and @SonicLabs, but it's a bit disappointing that Sonic hasn't been able to join. Still, I have more badges than I deserve and I am satisfied. There is so much to do, but I know so little.

If you need to do fast research, @Infinit_Labs Intelligence is your go-to place. I used it to pull details on @SonicLabs. Here’s the kind of output you get with the right prompt: Project Overview Sonic is Fantom’s new Layer 1 blockchain. It’s designed for speed, low fees, and developer incentives, while staying fully EVM-compatible so Ethereum apps and tools run smoothly. Technical Specifications - Performance: sub-second finality, up to 400,000 TPS advertised (real numbers lower but still very fast) - Consensus: Asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance (ABFT) with DAG lineage - Architecture: EVM-compatible, supporting Solidity and Vyper - Minimum Validator Stake: 500,000 $S $S Token - Launch Supply: 3.175B S - Extra Mint: +6% airdrop ~6 months after launch (unused portions burned) - Funding Pool: 1.5% per year for 6 years (unused burned annually) - Validator Rewards: ~3.5% APR first 4 years (reallocated Fantom rewards), then 1.75% yearly inflation - Burn Mechanisms: airdrop exits, unused funding, and 50% of non-FeeM fees - FTM to S Upgrade: 1:1 Tokenomics & Emissions - First 4 years: no new inflation, rewards covered from old Fantom supply - After 4 years: 1.75% new tokens minted yearly - Non-FeeM transaction fee split: 50% burned, 45% validators, 5% Ecosystem Vault Infrastructure & Features Sonic Gateway (Bridge): - Connects to Ethereum - ETH to Sonic: updates every 10 minutes - Sonic to ETH: updates every 1 hour - 14-day fail-safe mechanism - Native USDC (via Chainlink CCIP) and support for USDT, EURC, WETH, WBTC - Tooling & Infrastructure: Chainlink, Pyth, Safe, Alchemy - Account Abstraction: dynamic fees, fee sponsorship, alt fee payments Developer Incentives - Fee Monetization (FeeM): 90% of gas fees to developers, 10% to validators - FeeM Vault: recycles fees from core tokens into ecosystem incentives - Innovator Fund: ~200M S allocated to support builders Funding & Investment - Strategic Round (May 2025): $10M led by Galaxy Digital Ecosystem Development - Key DeFi protocols: Shadow Exchange (DEX) - More DeFi and consumer apps expected as incentives scale Security & Audits - Proof of Stake with 500k $S validator requirement and slashing - Chainlink CCIP-powered bridge with fail-safes - No major security incidents reported Risks - TPS claims not yet proven in real-world usage - Token price volatility - Competition from L1s and L2s - Bridges carry residual risk despite fail-safes Upcoming Developments - More assets supported on Sonic Gateway - Permissionless token listing under exploration - Full rollout of Account Abstraction features - Ecosystem expansion through FeeM Vault and Innovator Fund Competitive Advantages - Sub-second transactions - Developer-first incentives (90% fee share) - Multiple burn mechanisms - Strong infrastructure (native USDC, secure bridge, top tooling) - Backed by Fantom’s history and community This is how I do research in a few minutes, before deep diving further into what matters most. I’m happy with the quality of the output and I believe it will improve even more in the coming months, as the INFINIT team is working really hard on improvements. In INFINIT Intelligence, you can save your prompts so you never lose the best ones and can reuse them instantly. If you’re curious about the prompt I used, it’s the same one I shared with you earlier as thanks for your support. $IN it for the tech.