$ACH Lisanslı, a dedicated Layer 1 network focused on institutional stablecoin transfers and payments, announced Alchemy Chain, leading to a significant update in its tokenomics.

Old max supply: 10 billion.
New max supply: 15.3 billion.
These additional tokens are allocated to validators securing the newly established Alchemy Chain network, ecosystem incentives, and staking rewards.
The total supply increase planned for 2026 is approximately 6%, around 800 million ACH.
Alchemy Pay announced it will buy back and burn ACH from the market using a portion of network revenues. In 2027, as the network's transaction volume increases, some of the new 5% supply entering the market will be offset by these burns. This means the net inflation could stay below 5%.
The rate at which the additional 5 billion supply enters circulation is set to gradually decrease according to the network's maturation stages.
It is projected to decline to 6% in 2026, and to around 4.5% - 5% in 2027.
During the remaining seven years, this rate will continue to decrease, stabilizing between 3% and 4% annually.
While increasing the limit from 10 billion to 15 billion may initially seem like an inflationary risk, this situation will be balanced by the fact that the old Ethereum-based token will transition from a payment tool to a fuel for an L1 blockchain, i.e., a GAS token.