The token burn scale has just approached the 100 million mark. What does this number mean? The total supply has directly shrunk by 10%. From an economic perspective, this deflationary mechanism is enough to trigger a new buyback cycle—if market supply decreases and demand remains stable, scarcity naturally drives up the value of the chips. The Pangu community's recent manipulation indeed demonstrates professionalism. The acceleration of the burn process, combined with the current rebound rhythm of the crypto market, has already allowed many participants to sense the signals behind it. This type of deflationary design often helps accumulate genuine value support during the accumulation phase of a bear market, and once market sentiment warms up, the early chips can reflect a premium effect.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 01-10 09:40
Burning 100 million is really impressive, but we've all experienced this kind of "good news" ending with a dump [crying with laughter].
Wait, this idea that scarcity boosts value... how many times have we heard that last year? And what was the result?
That said, this round is indeed interesting. The supply has shrunk by 10%. If demand keeps up, it could really achieve a rebirth.
The Pangu community's approach is just to consolidate chips. We need to stay alert.
The biggest test in a bear market is mindset. Don't be blinded by these signals. The bottom range requires patience and waiting.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-10 04:59
Uh, burning 100 million sounds impressive, but can it really boost the market?
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Deflation is deflation, but what about genuine demand?
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Pangu's move this time isn't simple; the timing is perfectly controlled.
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Premium effect? Bro, let's wait for the market to warm up first.
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Reduced supply is indeed scarce, but only if someone takes the bait.
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Bear market consolidates value, I've heard it a hundred times, still the same old routine.
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A 10% shrinkage, depends on whether it's real destruction or just cutting the leeks.
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This rhythm... good grief, feels like they're just telling stories again.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 01-08 15:07
A hundred million in burns sounds impressive, but whether it can truly lead to a rise depends on whether it can be maintained afterward.
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YieldChaser
· 01-07 10:57
Talking big, let's wait and see if it can be realized later.
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TestnetScholar
· 01-07 10:55
100 million burned, supply shrinks by 10%, this move is indeed quite impressive.
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liquidation_surfer
· 01-07 10:53
Burn 10%? Sounds good, but can it really support the price, or is it just another trick to cut the leeks again?
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ReverseTrendSister
· 01-07 10:53
It's both a burn and a deflation, sounds pretty impressive, but how many can actually make it out?
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-07 10:48
Wow, destroying 100 million is really not a small number. Cutting the supply by 10% directly—I'm impressed.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 01-07 10:30
After blowing for so long, I finally saw actual operation. Destroying tokens is not just talk.
The token burn scale has just approached the 100 million mark. What does this number mean? The total supply has directly shrunk by 10%. From an economic perspective, this deflationary mechanism is enough to trigger a new buyback cycle—if market supply decreases and demand remains stable, scarcity naturally drives up the value of the chips. The Pangu community's recent manipulation indeed demonstrates professionalism. The acceleration of the burn process, combined with the current rebound rhythm of the crypto market, has already allowed many participants to sense the signals behind it. This type of deflationary design often helps accumulate genuine value support during the accumulation phase of a bear market, and once market sentiment warms up, the early chips can reflect a premium effect.