The crypto circle has come up with a new trick. A project has launched a "flexible price floor" mechanism that's changing the operational logic of traditional projects.

The problem is obvious — most projects face the same dilemma: project teams dump, whales harvest, and retail investors get cut. 99% of projects still use the old playbook: aggressive marketing to drive traffic, then what? Chips pile up, prices drop, ecosystems collapse.

How does this new mechanism work? The price floor pool is set at 200U per trillion tokens, while the actual market price is at 100U per trillion tokens. This creates arbitrage space. Large token holders see the price difference and actively exchange their chips to the floor pool to capture this spread. What's the key point? The chips are directly burned and won't dump the market. After whales get their U, some will buy back chips, driving market circulation.

This way, four effects happen simultaneously: rapid chip burning, reduced market pressure, elimination of whale manipulation, and automatic generation of buying momentum. It forms a self-reinforcing positive feedback loop.

Good mechanism design isn't a tool for harvesting retail investors; it's the foundation for making the entire ecosystem continuously appreciate. This approach is definitely worth the market's attention.

Will this direction become a reference point for subsequent DeFi projects? We'll have to keep observing.