2025-12-28 05:24:30

A major UNI burn is coming. The total amount of UNI transferred to the burn address at once reaches 100 million tokens, equivalent to nearly $6 billion at the current price. Such large-scale burns are uncommon in the crypto market and usually reflect the project's long-term considerations for token supply management. The burn mechanism itself is a manifestation of a deflationary design—reducing circulating supply, which in theory supports the token price. However, whether the market can accept this logic depends on the subsequent fundamental performance.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 19h ago

Whoa, burning 100 million coins directly? This move is pretty aggressive. Let's see if it can really boost the market later.

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MetaMisfit

· 19h ago

Wow, burned 100 million UNI directly? That's a bit harsh.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 19h ago

Burning 100 million coins directly is a bit of a desperate move. But whether the price can hold up still depends on whether the fundamentals are strong enough.

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MEVEye

· 19h ago

100 million tokens? That's a really aggressive move, burning $6 billion directly. Kinda hard to part with haha --- Burning sounds fancy, but can this really boost the market... depends on how the market reacts --- Everyone understands the deflation logic, but the problem is the fundamentals need to keep up, or it's all for nothing --- I just want to know if this burn will become the next pre-rally setup, since the market loves to hype expectations --- $6 billion just gone like that, if it were me, I'd be heartbroken, but on the other hand, the project team might really believe in future development --- Burn mechanisms are old tricks, always claiming deflation supports the price, but in the end, it still depends on the market sentiment --- Hmm... these numbers are definitely eye-catching, but whether it truly makes a difference depends on the actual implementation of future business activities

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BlockDetective

· 19h ago

100 million UNI tokens were directly burned. That was indeed a bold move. But to be honest, whether the burn will effectively support the token price depends on if the price can hold up afterward. Actions alone without actual rebound are pointless.

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MetaDreamer

· 19h ago

6 billion USD in one shot, UNI's luck is really impressive

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