The unlimited inflation mechanism of SSV has always been a concern. Once the project falls into a slump in the token price, it often takes reckless measures—frequent issuance to maintain revenue, which results in a vicious cycle. The lower the price, the greater the issuance pressure; the more tokens issued, the harder it is to see a price increase. Ultimately, it leads to self-destruction.

But this is actually just a surface phenomenon. The real issue lies in the severe lack of ecological applications. Currently, SSV is purely a financial asset with no practical use cases to support it. Such tokens are most vulnerable to sell-offs in a bear market, especially when market sentiment shifts.

Instead of blindly issuing more tokens to dilute equity, project teams should focus on ecosystem development—strengthening the token’s practical value is the long-term strategy. Unrestrained issuance, in essence, is a breach of trust. The low token price has already tested participants’ confidence; adding issuance pressure only accumulates disappointment. This is definitely a toxic factor for the project’s future development.