2025-12-28 15:31:43

The recent performance of this project has indeed attracted attention. From the observed data, the liquidity lock addresses have burned over $500,000 worth of tokens, and the number of participating wallet addresses continues to grow. Interestingly, compared to the previous egg project, although the egg black hole address has a lock ratio of up to 51%, it still managed to reach a market cap of $8 million, and this project's current burn and lock mechanisms also hold great potential.

From the perspective of the burn mechanism, continuous token burning reduces the circulating supply, which can typically support higher price momentum. Coupled with the growing community engagement, the potential of this project seems significant. The key question is whether, under a similar token economic model, it can replicate or even surpass the performance of previous projects. The market will provide the answer.

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GasWaster

· 2025-12-31 13:35

500,000 burned sounds like a lot, but back in the egg days, the 51% black hole was already at 80 million... Can this be turned around? It still depends on whether the community can hold up.

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MagicBean

· 2025-12-31 11:05

500,000 burned sounds like a lot, but whether it can replicate egg's 8 million market cap depends on whether the community buys in or not.

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The burn mechanism is an old trick; the key is still whether someone is willing to take the risk, otherwise it's just playing oneself.

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Black hole locking 51% can also reach 8 million; why can't this project do the same? Just worried it might turn into another feast for the leeks.

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Increasing wallet addresses ≠ genuine popularity; don't be fooled by the data, look at the trading volume to see the real activity.

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Want to surpass egg? Ha, first survive the next bear market and then talk.

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Burning every day, but ultimately it depends on whether there are real use cases; otherwise, it's just a bubble.

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The market will give the answer, but it's mostly a "gg."

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Degen4Breakfast

· 2025-12-29 06:57

500,000 tokens burned sounds impressive, but eggs are already at 8 million, and we're still discussing the burn mechanism?

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Copying egg's performance? Bro, that logic is a bit shaky; the market isn't that simple.

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Liquidity locking + continuous burning, this combo looks smooth, but what does wallet growth really prove?

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Lower than egg's 51% black hole lock-in, want to surpass an 8 million market cap? That's quite challenging.

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Community participation has increased, but can this round really make an impact? It depends on subsequent actions.

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Burning 500,000 tokens, so what? The key is whether this project can retain users.

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StakeOrRegret

· 2025-12-28 16:00

$500,000 worth of tokens burned sounds like a lot, but back then, egg had a market cap of only $8 million and only locked 51%... This logic is a bit questionable, and it's hard to say how likely copying now really is.

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WenMoon

· 2025-12-28 16:00

500,000 tokens burned sounds like a lot, but we’ve seen Egg's market cap reach 8 million before. Can it break 10 million this time? It’s a bit uncertain.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 2025-12-28 15:56

A burn of 500,000 sounds good, but was egg's market cap of 8 million back then really due to the burn mechanism? It seems like most of it was just hype.

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SmartContractWorker

· 2025-12-28 15:42

Destroy $500,000 directly? This move is quite something, but egg also used this tactic back then. Whether it can replicate the $8 million worth depends on whether the community is willing to buy in.

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