SSV's unlimited inflation mechanism has always been a source of concern. Once the project team finds itself trapped in a prolonged bear market for token prices, they often resort to desperate measures—frequent token emissions to maintain revenue, which ultimately accelerates a vicious cycle. The lower the price falls, the greater the pressure to emit; the more tokens emitted, the worse the price performance becomes. Eventually, self-destruction ensues.

However, this is merely a surface-level phenomenon. The real problem lies in the severe lack of ecosystem applications. Today, SSV is purely a financial asset with no actual use cases to support it. Such tokens are most vulnerable to dumping during bear markets, especially when market sentiment shifts.

Rather than blindly diluting equity through token emissions, the project team would be better served focusing energy on ecosystem development—enhancing the token's practical utility is the long-term strategy. Unrestricted token emissions ultimately amount to depleting accumulated trust. Depressed token prices already test participants' confidence; adding inflationary pressure on top of that only causes disappointment to accumulate. For the project's future development, this is absolutely toxic.