Community enthusiasm soars, with over 8% of the project's supply already burned. The logic behind this move is quite straightforward—when everyone concentrates on buying the same asset, market activity spikes, which in turn encourages more participants to enter. The burn mechanism and community consensus create a positive feedback loop, increasing the project's scarcity. This community-driven burn model is gradually becoming a hallmark of some emerging projects and is worth watching for future performance.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 2025-12-21 12:36
8% has been burned, this wave is indeed a bit interesting, but we still need to see if it can hold up later.
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NoStopLossNut
· 2025-12-18 17:54
Burning 8% sounds great, but how long will this positive cycle last... I feel like it's a bit overhyped.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 2025-12-18 17:38
Burning 8% sounds pretty intimidating, but can this positive cycle really continue... Honestly, it's just worried that there aren't enough bagholders.
Community enthusiasm soars, with over 8% of the project's supply already burned. The logic behind this move is quite straightforward—when everyone concentrates on buying the same asset, market activity spikes, which in turn encourages more participants to enter. The burn mechanism and community consensus create a positive feedback loop, increasing the project's scarcity. This community-driven burn model is gradually becoming a hallmark of some emerging projects and is worth watching for future performance.