#35 - Weekly $Mony Token Circulation and Deflation Report
This technical report delivers the factual tokenomic performance indicators for the Mony protocol during week #35 of the year. Throughout this period, a total of 84,286 $Mony tokens were successfully withdrawn from active public circulation, continuing the programmed deflationary mechanics of the smart contract ecosystem.
The current period witnessed positive market dynamics, triggering controlled on-chain rebalancing parameters across supporting protocol assets to ensure stable backing structures. The withdrawal rate remains highly aligned with long-term token contraction objectives.
Chronological Multi-Week Performance Metrics
To ensure complete mathematical transparency, the table below provides a sequential comparative analysis of the current withdrawal volume against preceding historical periods:
| Period | Withdrawn Volume ($Mony) | Delta vs Prior Week (Absolute) | Delta vs Prior Week (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week #35 (Current) | 84,286 | -46,259 | -35.4% |
| Week #34 | 130,545 | +95,278 | +270.2% |
| Week #33 | 35,267 | -6,839 | -16.2% |
| Week #32 | 42,106 | -- | -- |
The average weekly withdrawal volume across the four analyzed records is 73,051 $Mony. The current week #35 withdrawal volume of 84,286 $Mony stands 15.38% above the historical moving average, demonstrating accelerated deflationary absorption of the token supply.
Verified Transparency & Liquidity Pool Health
All on-chain smart contract transactions executed for week #35 are completely verifiable in real-time, allowing all holders to independently audit and inspect the telemetry data of the protocol. Liquidity pool parameters and on-chain deflationary configurations remain stable and well-balanced. To ensure the integrity of these parameters, independent investor advisors continually monitor technical metrics to verify operational alignment with the protocol's core architecture.
Verifiable Real-Time Transparency
All circulation changes, on-chain balances, and rebalancing parameters are fully public
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