The burn mechanism kicks in with every purchase—the more trading activity, the more tokens get removed from circulation. It's a straightforward way to create deflationary pressure while rewarding active participation. Whether you're looking at long-term value accumulation or just trying to trim the supply, this model aligns incentives pretty well. More buys mean stronger burns, pushing scarcity into overdrive.
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ProveMyZK
· 19h ago
Oh my god, this logic is really awesome. The more you buy, the more coins you burn, and the supply just skyrockets.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 19h ago
It's the same burn mechanism again. I've heard it so many times, but how many actually follow through to the end?
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 19h ago
ngl the burn mechanics here look mathematically sound on paper, but nobody's talking about the actual liquidity implications when you start pulling tokens at scale. what's the order book depth looking like?
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HalfIsEmpty
· 19h ago
I am optimistic about this burn mechanism, but the key still depends on whether trading volume can support it; otherwise, it will just be "paper deflation."
The burn mechanism kicks in with every purchase—the more trading activity, the more tokens get removed from circulation. It's a straightforward way to create deflationary pressure while rewarding active participation. Whether you're looking at long-term value accumulation or just trying to trim the supply, this model aligns incentives pretty well. More buys mean stronger burns, pushing scarcity into overdrive.