2025-12-31 01:24:12

There have been many recent topics about certain DEX tokens. As a leading decentralized exchange, its fundamentals are indeed worth paying attention to. The latest data shows that the number of holders has reached approximately 2.2 million, a 25% increase compared to 2024, and such growth is uncommon in a bear market.

From a deflation mechanism perspective, this year's deflation rate has reached 8.19%, with an expected steady rate of around 4% annually in the future. This design supports the long-term value of the token. Additionally, the recent dovish signals from the Federal Reserve have led the market to generally expect continued liquidity easing. If an unexpected rate cut window occurs, the injection of hundreds of billions of dollars in liquidity could serve as a significant catalyst for the entire crypto market.

Interestingly, the decentralized exchange sector itself is developing rapidly. Although different platforms have their own strengths within the competitive landscape, the overall trend is clear—this is the future direction. As long as the right track is chosen, even if the final ranking isn't first, profits can still be made. Continuing to accumulate chips now might be a good strategy.

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rugdoc.eth

· 2025-12-31 11:32

Even in a bear market, it can still rise by 25%. How should we interpret this data? Interesting. An 8% deflation sounds good, but I'm afraid it's just another trap to cut the leeks. There are too many lessons from history. The DEX track is hot, but how many are actually making real money? I think most are still gambling. The interest rate cut window might be the real catalyst, but it's probably too early to stockpile now. The ranking position isn't really a big issue; the key is whether there is user stickiness, which is more valuable.

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WenAirdrop

· 2025-12-31 01:53

The data of 2.2 million holders is indeed significant; how many people are optimistic about a 25% increase in a bear market? The deflationary mechanism of 8%, followed by a stable 4%... Hey, it kind of sounds like a trap to cut leeks. The expectation of interest rate cuts is just a hype; hundreds of billions in liquidity sound great, but we still have to wait for actual implementation. The DEX track has a promising outlook, but it's probably a bit late to buy now. Are you still accumulating chips? Bro, I’ve already been fully invested for a while, just waiting for the Federal Reserve to really cut interest rates. Choosing the right track is more important than choosing the right project, and that’s no lie.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 2025-12-31 01:49

A 25% rally in a bear market—are these numbers real? --- Deflation of 8%? How long do you have to hold to break even? --- The DEX track is the future, but will this coin become the one that gets淘汰ed... --- It sounds good, but no one knows when the interest rate cuts will come. --- 2.2 million holders sound like a lot, but how many are actually using it? --- Accumulating chips is fine, but don’t go all in on one; diversification is the key. --- Pigeon signals have been talked about for over a year, but liquidity still hasn't loosened. --- Claiming to be stable just because you're in the top few rankings? UNI, AAVE were the same back then. --- This kind of rhetoric sounds like you're just looking for an endorsement for your holdings, haha. --- A 4% deflation rate sounds stable, but what about in practice?

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 2025-12-31 01:42

Can a bear market still rise by 25%? We need to keep a close eye on this data. 2.2 million holders, it seems like there's something worth paying attention to. The deflation rate remains stable at 4%, which provides confidence in the long term. Once interest rate cuts are implemented, can this wave take off? The DEX track is overall taking off; choosing the right direction means profit. Is it too late to get on board now... Chips need to be accumulated gradually; rushing is not advisable. Whether this thing is reliable or not depends on its future performance.

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 2025-12-31 01:30

2.2 million holders increase by 25%? This data in a bear market is indeed significant. An 8% deflation supports value, waiting for the Fed to print money... I buy into this logic. The DEX track is definitely the future; you don't necessarily have to be the first to make a profit.

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0xLostKey

· 2025-12-31 01:29

2.2 million holders, can the bear market still rise by 25%? This data is quite impressive. Deflation at 8.19% sounds good, but the key still depends on subsequent execution. The DEX track is indeed the future direction, but with so many projects piling up now... only a few can survive until that day. Dovish signals + liquidity easing, this combination is a positive for the entire market, don't get too caught up in rankings. As for chips, accumulating at low levels is never wrong, just keep a steady mindset. By the way, how often is this data updated? It feels like the transparency of DEX data is still not enough.

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