#数字资产动态追踪 💡 Tired of watching those ordinary crypto projects hype themselves up? When the market plunges into a bear market panic, some protocols are quietly building defenses. Having been online for over 14 months, why does this project dare to claim "naturally resistant to drops"? The secret lies in the double helix architecture — not just patching, but a complete overhaul of the rules.
What happens when the token price crashes? The traditional market collapses, but this mechanism automatically activates: the system transfers profit taxes into a support pool at the bottom. When the support price exceeds the market price, large holdings are directly repurchased and burned by the protocol, dissipating selling pressure. Most importantly — big players fleeing no longer cause dumps; instead, the support pool silently absorbs the sell-off, creating market space and making liquidity more stable. Retail investors finally don’t have to buy the top to cover big players’ escapes.
In a bear market, the continuously accumulated support pool serves both as psychological expectation and a real buffer. This is not just another bubble story, but a re-encoding of crypto finance. During oscillation cycles, it acts like a shock absorber; in sharp declines, it is a defensive stronghold.
Want to understand the survival rules for the next cycle? $BTC $ETH ’s trends are hinting that systematic protection is becoming the new standard — not chasing the trend, but defining the trend.
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LiquidationOracle
· 2h ago
Another story of a self-rescue mechanism, it sounds great, but can it hold up when the dump actually happens?
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SmartContractRebel
· 7h ago
The double helix architecture sounds impressive, but how does it work in practice? It still depends on how long it can hold up when the bear market truly arrives. Anyway, I'm not that optimistic.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 01-03 00:20
Another self-rescue plan? The double helix structure sounds impressive, but when the bear market really hits, buybacks are useless—big players have already exited.
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StableGenius
· 01-03 00:14
nah, actually this "anti-dump mechanism" is just another layer of obfuscation over the same old tokenomics. seen this movie before—support pools sound nice on paper but empirically speaking, they just redistribute losses instead of preventing them. the math doesn't work around whale behavior, let me explain why... ultimately it's still a zero-sum game dressed up in elegant language.
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BearWhisperGod
· 01-03 00:07
Huh? The double helix architecture sounds fresh, but can the bear market really survive with this mechanism? It still seems to depend on real data.
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SandwichVictim
· 01-02 23:53
The double helix architecture sounds impressive, but I still want to see actual data before making any conclusions.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 01-02 23:50
I've said it before, this pullback is the best opportunity to get in. The logic of the double helix structure was explained in my course three years ago, and now a project is finally being implemented. Retail investors are still debating the coin price, but smart money has long understood the power of the support pool. Don't miss this opportunity, everyone.
#数字资产动态追踪 💡 Tired of watching those ordinary crypto projects hype themselves up? When the market plunges into a bear market panic, some protocols are quietly building defenses. Having been online for over 14 months, why does this project dare to claim "naturally resistant to drops"? The secret lies in the double helix architecture — not just patching, but a complete overhaul of the rules.
What happens when the token price crashes? The traditional market collapses, but this mechanism automatically activates: the system transfers profit taxes into a support pool at the bottom. When the support price exceeds the market price, large holdings are directly repurchased and burned by the protocol, dissipating selling pressure. Most importantly — big players fleeing no longer cause dumps; instead, the support pool silently absorbs the sell-off, creating market space and making liquidity more stable. Retail investors finally don’t have to buy the top to cover big players’ escapes.
In a bear market, the continuously accumulated support pool serves both as psychological expectation and a real buffer. This is not just another bubble story, but a re-encoding of crypto finance. During oscillation cycles, it acts like a shock absorber; in sharp declines, it is a defensive stronghold.
Want to understand the survival rules for the next cycle? $BTC $ETH ’s trends are hinting that systematic protection is becoming the new standard — not chasing the trend, but defining the trend.