#数字资产动态追踪 When it comes to why this project is worth paying attention to, there are actually a few ideas I want to share.



**How the core mechanism actually works**

Three key words support the entire logical framework: ultra-fast deflation + LP split U + eliminate large holders. This combination of skills is indeed quite interesting.

Liquidity is the lifeline of DeFi projects, not market capitalization. The LP split U design has a clever aspect— the larger the trading volume, the more abundant the liquidity pool becomes, making it easier for funds to flow in, and the ecosystem more active. This creates a cycle, and the project naturally gains momentum.

The logic of ultra-fast deflation is even more ruthless. No matter how high the coin price soars, the bottom support mechanism destroys at least 1 trillion tokens each time, and the destruction amount is completely unaffected by price changes. It looks very hardcore.

Eliminating large holders is achieved through the bottom support pool, gradually reducing the source of selling pressure. The number of big holders decreases, and selling pressure naturally weakens. There’s also a detail worth pondering— the destroyed tokens all come from user wallets, bought from the pool and then destroyed via the bottom support. And where does the money in the bottom support pool come from? It’s left by people who previously exited. In other words, using the funds of those who left to destroy tokens still in the market cleverly lightens the overall market burden and pushes the token price upward.

**How to break the deadlock if no one participates**

The community’s response is to allocate small punch pools and Ethereum pools, relying on the trading volume of other high-quality tokens to boost the trading activity of this token. Even if the popularity is truly insufficient, the traffic from other tokens can be channeled over, gradually pushing up the token price.

This creates an interesting phenomenon: as long as the token price rises periodically, even if others don’t understand the mechanism, just seeing it keep hitting new highs is already impressive. This has to be considered a form of market persuasion.

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GateUser-addcaaf7vip
· 4h ago
It sounds like they're using the money from people who have already exited to trap those still in. The scheme is pretty deep.
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NftBankruptcyClubvip
· 4h ago
Deflation + LP distribution combo sounds really powerful, but honestly, it still depends on whether trading volume can support it. Hmm... Using the money of those who exit to destroy the tokens of those who stay feels a bit convoluted to me. When the price is rising, no one wants to miss out, but can this mechanism really be held long-term, or is it just another scheme to cut leeks? Relying on other coins to deliver traffic due to insufficient trading activity? Isn't that just a big pie-in-the-sky story? It feels like gambling on the token price going up—everyone's happy when it rises, but when it drops, the profits still need to be taken. The logic of supporting destruction at the bottom sounds very clever at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it's just playing a numbers game. Ultimately, these projects still rely on luck and market sentiment; no matter how sophisticated the mechanism, it can't beat human greed.
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ZkProofPuddingvip
· 4h ago
Wait, using the money from people who are leaving to destroy the coins held by those still in the game? I need to think about this logic... It kind of feels like hot potato.
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StakeOrRegretvip
· 4h ago
Oh no, it's the same old story of deflation + destruction. It looks like there's quite a bit of effort involved. The selling points are quite well-packaged, but honestly, it's still just relying on trading volume to support the market. The question is, are there really that many people trading? How long can this thing last?
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MeltdownSurvivalistvip
· 4h ago
Sounds good, but essentially it's the same old trick... Using others' exit funds to dump the market, how long can that last?
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