The more I read about @CantonNetwork, the more I think $CC makes sense when you look at network activity.
It isn’t just a token that gets issued on a fixed schedule.
$CC is minted as rewards for eligible network activity, while $CC is also burned when network traffic is used.
So there’s an interesting loop:
More activity creates more demand for network traffic.
That traffic burns $CC, while eligible activity can also generate $CC rewards.
The H1 report shows roughly 650M $CC minted and 500M $CC burned by June 2026.
For me, that makes one metric worth watching closely:
How much real activity is happening on Canton?
