If the goal is for $RON to generate real, sustained demand, the key levers are not rewards, but forcing its usage at the distribution layer of the ecosystem: 🧩 Make $RON the mandatory currency of the marketplace (games, items, assets) 🎮 Integrate Web2 and Web3 games that can be purchased with $RON (no on-chain required) 📈 Incentivize developers with better economics when selling in $RON Removing staking fixes supply. But supply was never the real problem. The issue has always been the lack of structural demand. Today, $RON is a utility token. It needs to become the base currency of a Steam-like ecosystem. If you want to play or buy content… You need $RON. 💡 Would you like to see Web2 games inside the Ronin marketplace, purchasable with $RON? I’ve always seen @Ronin_Network as the “Steam” bridging Web2 and Web3. 🔄 Wouldn’t a unified hub improve onboarding for both games and players? @Jihoz_Axie @JaseTheWizard #RoninNetwork

@aniweebz @Ronin_Network I hope it's a PUMP and brings back $RON to $1 😁

@masterkamote_ @Ronin_Network But what happens when Ronin completes its transition to becoming an L2 on Optimism, and $RON loses its core utility as a gas fee token? Staking rewards would be necessary, right?

Once staking ends, those who were speculating will likely sell off their holdings and that will be the end of it.🥲 Unless we provide more ways to burn $RON, this oversupply cannot be stopped. I'm waiting for a system that not only stops issuance but also encourages consumption.

@cagyjan1 Let's bring back $RON to $1 🔥

Great $RON update overview! Looking forward to seeing how this will make Ronin a better ecosystem.