Let me talk about #WXT doubling in three months, it's not by chance, it's the mechanism being fulfilled.
My underlying conclusion: scarcity is accelerating, use cases are enhancing, and operations are expanding.
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① First, look at the business aspect (decide on the reduction of supply intensity) The data I tracked: The total registered users on the site have reached over a million (around 6 million), and the transaction volume in recent months is commonly in the range of one billion US dollars. This means: The more prosperous the platform, the higher the profits → The more funds available for buybacks and destruction → The steeper the supply reduction rate. The medium-term confidence in the price comes from here.
② Looking at the supply side again (which determines the speed of "scarcity") The concentrated top reduction at the beginning of the year directly lowered the ceiling; thereafter, regular buybacks and destruction were carried out using income according to the mechanism. I don't just look at whether it's "burned or not," but more at the month-on-month comparison: this season's destruction / last season's destruction > 1, indicating that supply contraction is accelerating; only when it's greater than 1 for two consecutive quarters is it a strong signal for my medium-term weighting.
③ Then look at the demand side (which determines the strength of "someone is willing to pay") Essential Need 1: Fee Deduction. Heavy traders can convert discounts per transaction into "cash flow," with stronger marginal utility during hot market conditions. Essential Need 2: Event/New Arrival Tickets. Holding tokens makes it easier to obtain priority qualifications, participating with tokens during hot periods → potential profit chain is smoother.
When "demand rises" collides with "supply contraction," cyclical price elasticity will occur.
④ Data Snapshot (The Three Rulers I Use for Market Analysis)
Volume Meter: Whether the 24h transaction and market depth have increased in volume first. I only trade on the "volume first, price later" trend and do not chase the "price first, volume later" impulse. Supply Reduction Scale: The scale of repurchase and destruction announced for the season and its month-on-month change, used to adjust the medium-term slope. Activity Meter: Whether new users and returning users continue to climb, corresponding to whether the "step feeling" of daily transactions has shifted upward.
⑤ Trade Execution (My personal approach, not a suggestion)
Positioning: Before the event period, if the volume leads and overlaps with "current season destruction > previous season", enter in batches; if the volume is weak, then only observe. Holding: Monitor the weekly rate/activity to see if it continues to tilt towards the holding side, and review the intensity of destruction each quarter; only increase positions when both lines are moving in the same direction. Reduce positions: When there is "price first, volume second", volume drops significantly, or the single season destruction is obviously lower than the previous season, prioritize taking profits and reducing weight.
⑥ The three "expectation gaps" that I will focus on in the future.
The intensity of the burn has increased compared to the previous period (preferably for two consecutive quarters), confirming that operational resilience is being transmitted to the token side. Fee/Member system repricing (higher discounts or friendlier thresholds) to expand the group of "hold for use." Does the increase in capacity brought by globalization (new markets, new users) also reflect in depth and buybacks?
Repurchase and destruction are linked to profits. If the market turns bearish, the reduction rate will slow down. Different data metrics may show discrepancies, and valuations must be based on official disclosures and on-chain records.
After the event, it is common to see "good news being realized" without the support of trading volume during the rise, so I assume a short pulse handling.
The pricing power of #WXT comes from the ability to connect two curves: Profit → Buyback → Supply Reduction and Use Case → Holding Coins → Demand. As long as users continue to expand their trading volume and the destruction and redemption do not go off-chain, the pullback is a matter of rhythm, not direction.
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Let me talk about #WXT doubling in three months, it's not by chance, it's the mechanism being fulfilled.
My underlying conclusion: scarcity is accelerating, use cases are enhancing, and operations are expanding.
If you want to dollar-cost average $WXT just like I do.
You can use the exclusive invitation link from Chain Brother #Weex大使 :
Registration invitation code: numr
① First, look at the business aspect (decide on the reduction of supply intensity)
The data I tracked: The total registered users on the site have reached over a million (around 6 million), and the transaction volume in recent months is commonly in the range of one billion US dollars.
This means: The more prosperous the platform, the higher the profits → The more funds available for buybacks and destruction → The steeper the supply reduction rate. The medium-term confidence in the price comes from here.
② Looking at the supply side again (which determines the speed of "scarcity")
The concentrated top reduction at the beginning of the year directly lowered the ceiling; thereafter, regular buybacks and destruction were carried out using income according to the mechanism.
I don't just look at whether it's "burned or not," but more at the month-on-month comparison: this season's destruction / last season's destruction > 1, indicating that supply contraction is accelerating; only when it's greater than 1 for two consecutive quarters is it a strong signal for my medium-term weighting.
③ Then look at the demand side (which determines the strength of "someone is willing to pay")
Essential Need 1: Fee Deduction. Heavy traders can convert discounts per transaction into "cash flow," with stronger marginal utility during hot market conditions.
Essential Need 2: Event/New Arrival Tickets. Holding tokens makes it easier to obtain priority qualifications, participating with tokens during hot periods → potential profit chain is smoother.
When "demand rises" collides with "supply contraction," cyclical price elasticity will occur.
④ Data Snapshot (The Three Rulers I Use for Market Analysis)
Volume Meter: Whether the 24h transaction and market depth have increased in volume first. I only trade on the "volume first, price later" trend and do not chase the "price first, volume later" impulse.
Supply Reduction Scale: The scale of repurchase and destruction announced for the season and its month-on-month change, used to adjust the medium-term slope.
Activity Meter: Whether new users and returning users continue to climb, corresponding to whether the "step feeling" of daily transactions has shifted upward.
⑤ Trade Execution (My personal approach, not a suggestion)
Positioning: Before the event period, if the volume leads and overlaps with "current season destruction > previous season", enter in batches; if the volume is weak, then only observe.
Holding: Monitor the weekly rate/activity to see if it continues to tilt towards the holding side, and review the intensity of destruction each quarter; only increase positions when both lines are moving in the same direction.
Reduce positions: When there is "price first, volume second", volume drops significantly, or the single season destruction is obviously lower than the previous season, prioritize taking profits and reducing weight.
⑥ The three "expectation gaps" that I will focus on in the future.
The intensity of the burn has increased compared to the previous period (preferably for two consecutive quarters), confirming that operational resilience is being transmitted to the token side.
Fee/Member system repricing (higher discounts or friendlier thresholds) to expand the group of "hold for use."
Does the increase in capacity brought by globalization (new markets, new users) also reflect in depth and buybacks?
Repurchase and destruction are linked to profits. If the market turns bearish, the reduction rate will slow down.
Different data metrics may show discrepancies, and valuations must be based on official disclosures and on-chain records.
After the event, it is common to see "good news being realized" without the support of trading volume during the rise, so I assume a short pulse handling.
The pricing power of #WXT comes from the ability to connect two curves:
Profit → Buyback → Supply Reduction and Use Case → Holding Coins → Demand.
As long as users continue to expand their trading volume and the destruction and redemption do not go off-chain, the pullback is a matter of rhythm, not direction.
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Registration invitation code: numr
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