This is a weird metric, but it's important to pay attention to in DeFi.
When "FLUX Value Creation %" goes up, FLUX performs "better than holding USD". Since inception this number has been "significantly lower" where holding $100 of FLUX leaves you with only $7.75 in value.
As "FLUX Value Creation %" number grows it means that FLUX all of a sudden holds value "better". So it's this "magic" number that doesn't make much sense yet because only 7.75% of value is retained but if this grows then our use case of "inflation resistance" becomes more clear for a decentralized monetary system.
Also if you look this number is also almost perfectly tied to "Decentralized Consumer Price Index". Even though they are computed from two completely different sources, the demand data is identical.
This tells us that "As FLUX performs better vs USD it is more expensive to burn". The world is currently experiencing a global inflation problem and it is very likely that what we're seeing here is inflation in FLUX prices as well.
Now here is the crazy part, the amount of FLUX required to get 2x multiplier (Consumer Price Index) went from 45 to 62 in just 3 days. That means our monetary system can adjust for market demand in JUST days! This is something that usually takes governments years to adjust for.
So just like a carton of eggs,
FLUX is unfortunately getting more expensive... Are these the first signs of an on-chain inflation?