Do miners need a public blockchain to keep issuing new tokens forever so they can always have coins to mine?

Without relying on unlimited issuance or creating scarcity through token burns, is it possible to keep tokens circulating and miners continually incentivized?

This is the industry challenge that STAK Protocol’s Kleim Engine can address—a problem that has long plagued traditional mining economic models.

SAK has a fixed maximum supply of 90 million tokens. Through buybacks, reserves, releases, and circulation, it establishes a token cycle that allows existing tokens to provide ongoing incentives and explores the long-term sustainability of public blockchain economic models.

STAK is currently deployed on BNB Chain, where it is building its user base, validating its computing power and economic model, and gradually advancing the development of its DAO ecosystem.

We’re focused on more than just token prices—we’re asking how a public blockchain can keep running sustainably.

What do you think: can a fixed supply and ongoing mining truly be balanced?

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