A major mainstream DEX treasury has just made a big move—burning a full 100 million governance tokens. There is actually a complete mechanism behind this operation.

Earlier, the community voted to approve the fee burn proposal, and now this decision has been implemented. From now on, the transaction fees collected by the DEX from users will no longer sit idle in the treasury, but will be directly used to buy back and burn governance tokens. This practice is becoming increasingly common in Web3 projects—continuously burning to reduce circulating supply, which in theory can support the token's value.

For trading users, this means the platform is using real funds to maintain the health of the token ecosystem. Such visible deflationary mechanisms often attract attention and also demonstrate the project's commitment to long-term development. Future fee burns will become routine operations and an important part of the token economic model.