What is the most heartbreaking phenomenon in blockchain investment? Probably the "rich chain, poor temple" situation.

Take those top-tier DEXs, for example—accumulating countless transaction fees, yet the profits for token holders are minimal, with the majority consumed by Gas fees. Even as the application ecosystem flourishes, this growth often doesn't translate into increased value for the underlying tokens. How can this gap be bridged? Most chains haven't found a solution.

But there's a potential approach worth paying attention to. Some new-generation public chains are starting to use a "burning auction" mechanism to address this issue—sounds unfamiliar, but the logic is quite clear:

**Even with zero Gas fees, deflation still occurs.**

The traditional idea relies on burning Gas to maintain deflation, but this new mechanism directly converts ecosystem revenue into token burns. Revenue comes from transactions, liquidations, and various application-layer activities. As long as the ecosystem operates, deflation is automatically triggered, independent of Gas costs.

In other words, the chain itself becomes the central hub for the token's liquidity value, and a thriving ecosystem is directly reflected in the token mechanism—this is the real way to bind the underlying assets to ecosystem development.