2026-01-06 00:22:36

Someone has done the math: the annual treasury expenditure is approximately 20 million coins, which translates to a daily release of about 55,000 coins. The question is—can the destruction mechanism truly offset this market liquidity?

Looking at the price performance, when there's an increase, it's called a "price spike," and when it drops, it's said to be releasing pressure. The price seems to never stay stable for a full day. The market is full of various interpretations and expectations.

At this point, two types of people emerge: one insists on building positions or holding assets, enduring daily fluctuations—admitting that this requires mental resilience; the other expresses opinions every day but doesn't participate with real funds. Two attitudes, two costs.

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 01-08 23:01

An average of 55,000 coins are dumped daily, and the destruction mechanism simply can't hold up. This calculation is spot on. There are two types of people: one getting cut, and the other giving commentary. I bet which one sleeps better? The price is fluctuating every day like this. To put it nicely, it's volatility; to be blunt, it's the market manipulators shaking out the weak. Anyway, I'm already numb. Watching those mouthy analysts talk nonsense every day, but when it comes to critical moments, they don't put their money where their mouth is. This really says a lot. The pain for holders isn't the price fluctuations itself, but having to listen to a bunch of shameless prognosticators giving their predictions. It's so annoying.

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APY追逐者

· 01-07 00:19

55,000 tokens are released daily. Can the destruction mechanism keep up? To be honest, I'm a bit skeptical. That being said, those who only talk the talk are really pointless. You have to get on the train yourself to have a say. With such big price fluctuations, those with a good mindset have already made a profit, while those with a poor mindset are still struggling with whether to buy the dip or release pressure. The real APY accumulates slowly amidst these fluctuations; everything else is nonsense. Watching the K-line every day is not as good as checking your account balance once a month.

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MetaMisery

· 01-06 15:14

10,000 tokens per day, the destruction mechanism simply can't keep up. Yet some still boast about their holdings' psychological resilience. That's right, there are plenty of analysts talking but only real money shows true character. Both rises and falls have reasons; this narrative is truly impressive. Daily needle injections for stress relief are less effective than just looking at the candlestick charts. Only those holding truly understand that kind of agony; keyboard warriors will never earn this kind of anxiety. With liquidity pressure so intense, can destruction really save the market? Two types of people, two fates. If you haven't participated, don't pretend to be an expert. Reading analyses every day is tiring; the price ultimately speaks for itself.

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GasWhisperer

· 01-06 00:51

55k daily dump vs burn rate... the math never lies but the narrative always does. holders bleeding while commenters feast on free opinions, classic mempool dynamics really.

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BlockchainTalker

· 01-06 00:46

actually, the tokenomics math here checks out but lemme be real—that 5.5k daily burn vs supply pressure? it's basically like trying to bail out a sinking ship with a teaspoon. empirically speaking, if burn rate can't keep up with treasury releases, you're just watching liquidity theater. fundamentally, people refusing to see this are the same ones spinning price dips as "accumulation phases"

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-06 00:42

The daily release of 55,000 tokens and the destruction mechanism simply can't keep up; this calculation doesn't add up. There are reasons for both price increases and decreases; anyway, retail investors are ultimately the ones being harvested. The truly wealthy have already entered the market, and the followers who constantly express opinions are the most pitiful. I just watch quietly, not moving until the bottom is reached.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 01-06 00:34

55,000 coins are dumped every day, and the destruction can't keep up at all. This account is fundamentally unbalanced. By the way, some people just love to talk big. When it rises, they say "inject," when it falls, they say "release." But when it comes to actual action? Brothers holding coins are the ones truly bearing the pressure. Talkative guys will never make money.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 01-06 00:32

55,000 tokens dumped daily, destruction mechanism? Haha, just a drop in the bucket. Whenever the price moves, there are all kinds of interpretations, as if we're here to tell stories. The real retail investors are those who act tough every day but have no money to participate; they lack even this self-awareness.

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