2025-12-28 00:26:03

A major protocol upgrade just went live on mainnet. The community's governance decision to implement token deflation has officially kicked off—1 billion tokens have been removed from circulation through a treasury burn, marking a significant shift in the ecosystem's economic model.

Here's what changed:

Platform interface now operates commission-free for users. Meanwhile, trading fees are now active across v2 and select v3 liquidity pools. The fee structure is designed so that revenue generated flows directly back into the token burn mechanism (net of infrastructure costs), creating a sustainable deflationary cycle.

This represents a deliberate move toward long-term token scarcity and aligns incentives between protocol sustainability and holder value. The burn mechanism essentially turns protocol profitability into direct supply reduction.

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TradFiRefugee

· 13h ago

The coin burning mechanism is fully activated. Now let's see how long it can really last.

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CryingOldWallet

· 13h ago

Burn 1 billion coins? Now our token is really going to be scarce, but it depends on whether they can deliver later on. --- Free trading? Sounds great, but in the end, it's still us retail investors who have to foot the bill. --- Haha, this logic is pretty clever—burning the money directly to make a profit, truly a reverse operation. --- The core question is: will holders really benefit from this burn? Or is it just another scheme to cut the leeks? --- They talk a lot of fancy words, but the key is whether the token price will rise or not. All the economic models are useless if the price doesn't go up. --- Wait, all transaction fees go into the burn pool? How does the devs make a living then?

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LeverageAddict

· 13h ago

Burn 1 billion tokens? Now the scarcity factor is getting interesting. --- It's another fee reflow burn mechanism... feels like every project is using this approach. --- No fees? Alright, but I'm more concerned about how long this deflation can last. --- Sounds good, but in the end, it still depends on the community HODLing to drive the price up. --- Wait, are the fees for v2 and v3 both activated? Could that scare away liquidity? --- Protocol profits directly turn into supply reduction; the logic is clear... but how about the execution? --- Oh wow, is this hinting that the burns weren't effective before? Haha. --- Long-term scarcity... I just want to know if it can be pumped in the short term. --- Can sustainability and holder value truly align? I have my doubts. --- The 1 billion tokens are gone, but I don't feel much reaction.

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GasDevourer

· 13h ago

1 billion coins burned directly, this move is a bit harsh --- Fee refund burn mechanism, this is the true value return --- It's the same old trick of the bears, watching the coin burn actually feels like cutting leeks --- No fee + automatic burn, this logic indeed forms a closed loop --- With such strong deflation expectations, can it really be sustained? --- Protocol profits are directly burned, much more satisfying than dividends --- Wait, will the v3 liquidity pool fees really be refunded as promised? --- This upgrade is quite interesting, finally seeing a design that truly considers coin holders --- Burn coin expectations are just hype, don't take it too seriously

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