2025-12-24 19:22:44

Filecoin's latest dev summit is signaling some serious shifts. FVM and PDP announcements are generating real attention in the community. The project's positioning itself right at the intersection of AI infrastructure and blockchain, which isn't accidental.

What's getting analysts excited though? The supply dynamics. Post-vesting cliff, that deflationary pressure kicks in—flipping the script from what we've seen. It's not just hype; the tokenomics actually tighten. Some analysts are already modeling scenarios where FIL could hit $50+ if the bull run matures and adoption picks up. The idea is: stack while the market's still pricing in old supply assumptions. That window won't stay open forever.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 2h ago

Hmm… The supply tightening of FIL has really arrived, it's not just talk. --- After FVM and PDP are developed, it feels like the project finally has some momentum. --- $50 is not a dream; the key is that some people haven't realized it yet… --- When the unlock cliff truly shows its power, latecomers will be crying out loud. --- To be honest, those hoarding FIL now are quite smart; the market is still sleeping. --- When the bull market arrives and adoption picks up, can these numbers hold up? It feels like it will be quite shocking. --- AI infrastructure is promising, but the key still depends on whether it can be implemented.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 3h ago

I've already figured out the supply turning point for this wave of FIL. Many people are still debating technical details, but the overall trend is already clear — seizing the deflationary wealth code is the key. The window indeed won't stay open for long.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 3h ago

Well... the supply-side changes in FIL this time do have some substance, but it seems everyone is still asleep. After the cliff, it really depends on whether the adoption rate can keep up. $50 sounds nice, but whether it can actually reach that depends on market sentiment. However, the FVM part is definitely worth paying attention to; the AI + storage narrative might be underestimated by the market.

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TradFiRefugee

· 3h ago

To be honest, I believe in the supply-side tightening, but is the $50 target a bit too ambitious... In my opinion, the real key is the actual implementation of FVM. Everyone can tell stories now. Wait, can the AI+storage combination really take off? It still depends on practical applications. Basically, it's a gamble to buy the dip before the bull market arrives. The question is, how long can you hold? Deflation indeed has uncertainties, but don't forget the pressure on miners. The key is who will break first.

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BlockTalk

· 3h ago

Really? Are there still people optimistic about FIL right now? I thought everyone had already forgotten about it. But the deflation aspect is indeed interesting. If it can truly lock in the supply... then there might really be a story there. --- Wait, 50 bucks? What a joke. Only a crazy bull market could make that happen. But on the other hand, it might indeed be time to bottom fish. --- The phrase "AI + Blockchain convergence" has become tiresome. Every project talks about it like that. The real question is: does FIL have real applications? --- The window won't stay open forever... That sounds a bit like urging people to get off the train, haha. --- Only after the supply cliff do people start to be optimistic. Isn't that just hindsight? Why didn't you do something earlier? --- Hmm... I checked out PDP and FVM, and they definitely feel very present. Should I go all in? --- Don't get caught up in the "accumulation window" rhetoric. Every time they say that, what’s the result? --- Is deflationary pressure emerging? Well, it depends on whether miners are still mining. No matter how good the economic model is, someone has to participate.

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