Happy holidays! Let's talk about the token structure issue of a certain viral meme coin.

Carefully examining the distribution logic of this token reveals some interesting points: 80% of the tokens are sent to a black hole address, 15% are locked in a staking address, which means the remaining 95% are essentially immovable forever. What does this imply? Only the remaining 5% are actively circulating and trading in the market.

This design is indeed quite aggressive. On one hand, black hole burning and long-term locking can give investors a psychological hint of "scarcity," while on the other hand, the extremely small circulating supply naturally leads to larger price fluctuations.

But as always—cryptocurrency investment risks should always come first. Any investment decision in meme tokens should be based on thorough research. Don't be fooled by the superficial design of the token structure. Rationally assess the risks, invest within your means, and that is the key to long-term survival.