Sonic Labs is shifting gears towards sustainable long-term growth with a strategic overhaul. The company aims to solidify its position by strengthening its network, user base, and innovative tools that stand the test of time rather than chasing short-term hype. CEO Mitchell Demeter recently stated that this strategy focuses on building a solid foundation after weeks of analysis to better define their goals. Sonic Labs is now prioritizing its S token with significant improvements coming soon, including features designed for deflationary mechanisms and rewards for those who hold it. 3% dip in the token’s value despite these updates does not impact CEO Demeter’s confidence as Sonic Labs has a healthy treasury to support future plans. The company will continue expanding with a new U.S. office in New York and introduce its FeeM model, designed for enhanced reward structures for builders and validators and leverage token burns to reduce supply and promote a sustainable ecosystem. Additionally, the GMSonic project aims to become a global hub for education and community engagement, further strengthening the Sonic ecosystem by providing resources to developers and users. Sonic Labs is also modernizing its network with Ethereum-inspired upgrades (EIPs) and implementing Sonic Improvement Proposals (SIPs), boosting performance for increased usage in businesses. While the S token’s price saw a slight dip this week, Demeter emphasizes that a stable price is not the only focus; they are committed to building a solid foundation based on strong fundamentals and long-term vision. Sonic Labs faces its next major milestone – breaking through resistance at $0.21-$0.22 for potential price rally towards $0.27-$0.30 or pulling back to $0.11 if they fail. A successful push above this level may lead to a substantial 80-90% upside, however market trends and Bitcoin’s direction will significantly influence Sonic Labs’ future performance.