Another 3.2 million tokens went into the burn over the latest cycle. This kind of deflationary mechanism keeps cropping up as projects look to manage token supply and support long-term value dynamics. Whether it's through automated burning protocols or strategic buybacks, reducing circulating supply has become standard practice in crypto economics.
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MEVictim
· 13h ago
Burn, and then burn again—how long can this trick last?
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TokenomicsShaman
· 13h ago
Starting to burn tokens again, this tactic is so old. 3.2M sounds like a lot, but can it really pump the market?
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FadCatcher
· 13h ago
Another coin burn, everyone has already learned this trick.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 13h ago
Burning so much again, supply chain management is getting more and more competitive.
Another 3.2 million tokens went into the burn over the latest cycle. This kind of deflationary mechanism keeps cropping up as projects look to manage token supply and support long-term value dynamics. Whether it's through automated burning protocols or strategic buybacks, reducing circulating supply has become standard practice in crypto economics.