2026-01-02 01:40:27

#数字资产动态追踪 $PEPE $FIL $ZEC Recently, there's a project that’s quite interesting—Conan, an IP that has combined GameFi and a deflationary model on the SOL chain. In simple terms, it’s about destroying tokens while playing; the longer the game goes on, the more scarce the tokens become.

The offline activities are also moving quickly, with a 12-city tour of meet-and-greet events already underway, covering both depth and breadth. The top-tier IP definitely provides support, plus the expected influx of funds into the SOL ecosystem, and the deflationary model as the underlying mechanism… this combination looks like more than just a typical MEME pump.

From a configuration perspective, with ecosystem support above and mechanism guarantees below, this kind of structure often offers the potential for thousandfold growth. Honestly, compared to those purely hype-driven projects, it at least has some technical solidity. But whether it can truly explode depends on community engagement and whether the actual GameFi gameplay can be implemented—this is the ultimate test.

PEPE24,29%

FIL11,79%

ZEC0,49%

SOL2,33%

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CompoundPersonality

· 6h ago

The deflationary model sounds impressive, but right now, this kind of talk is everywhere. The key is whether anyone is actually using it.

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CommunitySlacker

· 6h ago

Playing and destroying at the same time sounds good, but I'm worried it's just another PPT project, and in the end, the gameplay has no follow-up.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 6h ago

Deflationary models sound good, but the key is whether they can really retain players. --- The 12-city meet-and-greet tour is so lavish; they must have spent a lot of money. --- Conan IP combined with GameFi sounds appealing, but I'm worried it's just another new scheme to cut leeks. --- Honestly, even if a local project is rebranded, it's still a local project. Whether this time will be truly different remains to be seen. --- Tokens becoming increasingly scarce sounds tempting, but how long the burn mechanism can last is a question. --- The SOL ecosystem has been flooded with hot money recently, making it easy for dark horse projects to emerge. --- A thousandfold growth potential? Alright, I believe it. Waiting to be taught a lesson by arbitrage. --- This set of strategies looks promising, but execution is the key.

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ZkSnarker

· 6h ago

ngl the deflationary tokenomics angle is actually clever... well technically it's just a sink mechanism wrapped in gamefi rhetoric, but honestly? beats the usual rug playbook. imagine if the community actually shows up though

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 6h ago

The deflationary model sounds good, but can this approach really attract people in offline tours? It still seems to depend on the actual gameplay.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 6h ago

Conan this game, to be honest, is quite interesting... I've seen quite a few ideas combining deflationary mechanics and GameFi, but there are really not many that can be played effectively. The 12-city meet-and-greet events are indeed willing to spend money, but how much offline enthusiasm can translate into on-chain liquidity... that's the key. Let's wait and see if the community can really get it going; having just the IP and mechanics isn't enough.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 6h ago

The deflationary model sounds good, but the 12-city meet-and-greet... kind of feels like it's laying the groundwork for the secondary market.

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