ORE’s mining model seems built for long-term holders — could this be Solana’s true “digital gold”?

[CryptoGen]

With Bitcoin recently dipping below $100K before bouncing back, it’s a good reminder of how volatile even the most established assets can be. That’s why I’ve been looking into new store-of-value concepts that are native to other ecosystems, especially Solana.

I came across ORE, which has a pretty unique setup. It’s designed to act as a Solana-native store of value, new tokens are mined each round, and a “motherlode” reward pool builds up until someone hits it. There’s also a 10% refining fee when miners claim their ORE, which actually benefits long-term holders who wait to claim.

On top of that, ORE’s staking system redirects part of Solana mining revenue into buybacks, most of the bought tokens are buried (burned), while a smaller portion goes to stakers as yield. The combination of deflationary mechanics and revenue sharing reminds me a bit of early BTC incentives but optimized for Solana’s speed.

It just got listed on BingX, so liquidity and visibility might start picking up soon. Does ORE’s model really give it potential as a “Solana-native Bitcoin,” or is it just another experiment in tokenomics?