#美联储重启降息步伐 Can a certain project token reach $100? Will the sub-token reach the million-dollar level?
First, let's look at three ongoing mechanism changes:
First, the main token is continuously being burned. The circulating supply is shrinking every day, and this process has already started and cannot be reversed.
Second, the sub-token has already executed liquidity pool withdrawal and burning. The tradable amount is locked and reduced, which is also a one-way process.
Third, the sub-token price is showing a daily uptrend. Once a trend is formed, it's hard to reverse.
The core logic of this kind of deflationary model is continuous tightening on the supply side.
If the current price really is at a relatively low level, those who hesitate will most likely regret it later. The key to this tokenomics design is—the time window is fleeting, and by the time the market reacts, the liquidity will have already changed.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 12-10 21:56
Another project that creates scarcity through burning. Appropriately called deflationary, but frankly just a common tactic to harvest investors' funds.
Wait, millions of dollars? How is that calculated? Is it the total market cap or the unit price?
The biggest risk with burning and destruction is a sudden crash afterward, and no one can save it then.
It's really a gamble to get in before liquidity disappears. The risk is a bit high.
One word to describe it: fake.
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BeijingStruggle
· 12-08 00:07
That coin
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CommunityJanitor
· 12-07 22:30
Millions level? Bro, that's a bit of an exaggeration, but I won't deny that the deflationary model does have something to it.
Burning tokens and removing liquidity pools every day, liquidity is getting tighter and tighter, and those who got in early really can make money... The problem is, once this kind of mechanism breaks down, it's a cliff dive.
Anyway, I'm waiting for a pullback before getting in. Most of the people chasing the top now are probably just retail investors again.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 12-07 22:23
A million dollars? Haha, lower your expectations a bit. It’s the same deflationary narrative again—every time they say the window is closing, but it’s still open.
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RektRecorder
· 12-07 22:16
It's the same old deflation narrative again. No matter how you spin it, it just sounds like a script to fleece retail investors.
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Tokenomics911
· 12-07 22:14
I've heard the "burn and destroy" narrative too many times. The key is whether they're actually burning.
It's another liquidity trap. Don't get caught, bro.
A million dollars? Let's look at the market cap first. Tightening supply won't change the fundamentals.
"The time window is fleeting..." Every project says this; it's hard to tell what's real.
Getting in at the bottom sounds great, but no one can say for sure where the bottom is.
I'm tired of the dual-token model. Who are they trying to fleece this time?
#美联储重启降息步伐 Can a certain project token reach $100? Will the sub-token reach the million-dollar level?
First, let's look at three ongoing mechanism changes:
First, the main token is continuously being burned. The circulating supply is shrinking every day, and this process has already started and cannot be reversed.
Second, the sub-token has already executed liquidity pool withdrawal and burning. The tradable amount is locked and reduced, which is also a one-way process.
Third, the sub-token price is showing a daily uptrend. Once a trend is formed, it's hard to reverse.
The core logic of this kind of deflationary model is continuous tightening on the supply side.
If the current price really is at a relatively low level, those who hesitate will most likely regret it later. The key to this tokenomics design is—the time window is fleeting, and by the time the market reacts, the liquidity will have already changed.