2025-12-28 04:22:13

A fee burn proposal from a leading DEX platform was approved by the governance community the day before yesterday, and they have truly started taking action. At 4:30 a.m. today, 100 million platform tokens (with a market value of approximately $596 million) were burned from the official treasury, and this operation was directly recorded on-chain, with transparent data available for verification.

This is not a one-time liquidation. According to the specific terms of the governance proposal, all future fees collected by the platform will also be used to continuously buy back and burn the token. In other words, the burn mechanism has been integrated into the protocol logic, becoming a long-term token economic policy.

This deflationary model is directly beneficial to token holders — the circulating supply is decreasing, and scarcity is increasing. It also reflects the platform’s confidence in its ecosystem, supporting the token’s value with real assets. In the context of increasingly fierce competition in DeFi, such measures are also a way for platforms to attract users and liquidity.

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GasOptimizer

· 14h ago

Another marketing story about fee burning. Burning $596 million can indeed boost the market, but the real question is—will the repurchase cost be included in the gas fees?

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BearMarketBard

· 20h ago

Finally seeing some real token burn, not just empty talk. This move is quite interesting, directly burning $596 million worth of tokens. Truly bold. Holding tokens to earn passively, the scarcity aspect really has some substance. It's another deflation story, but at least it's written into the protocol, so no fooling anyone. Honestly, DeFi now is all about burning wars—who burns the most wins. Let's wait and see how long this can last.

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TestnetScholar

· 20h ago

Damn, destroying 100 million tokens directly—this move is pretty bold. Continuous destruction is the real way to show they mean business. But we still have to see how long they can keep it up. This move definitely has some weight, but hopefully it doesn't turn out to be an empty promise.

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ForkPrince

· 20h ago

This is true sincerity, not just verbal promises. See you directly on the chain. Burning 100 million tokens like this is really quite ruthless. Holding mentality immediately becomes more solid, and subsequent expenses will also be destroyed. This logic is written into the code and can't be changed. Now it's all about competing in DeFi. Real guns and bullets, or just empty talk—it's obvious at a glance. Executing this operation at 4:30 AM? Haha, are they afraid retail investors will react? This deflationary mode, to put it plainly, is just a disguised form of market support. But as long as it's beneficial to us, that's enough. I'll just see how long they can坚持后续，别最后又改口

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SellTheBounce

· 20h ago

Just destroy it if you want, anyway buy more when it drops again. It looks very positive, but there's always a lower point waiting, don't be fooled by this rhetoric.

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MetaEggplant

· 20h ago

This time it's really serious, not just talk. Started destroying assets at 4:30 AM, how urgent is that haha. Wait, can this really hold the price, or is there another wave of sell-off? Holders must be making a fortune, why am I still in the red?

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ser_we_are_early

· 20h ago

Damn, I only saw it after 5 o'clock. Burning 100 million tokens directly? That's really intense. Wow, finally a platform that doesn't just talk the talk. Burning tokens is easy to say, but the key is whether they can keep it up. By the way, if this keeps up, won't the token be pumped to the sky... I'm a bit worried. Long-term destruction written into the protocol, this is a real commitment.

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