2025-12-27 03:20:19

Just witnessed another round of mechanism adjustments rolling out. The project's doubling down on buyback-and-burn plays, clearly making moves to lock in whale interest. Classic strategy: reduce supply through burns, stabilize price through buybacks, and leverage the whale psychology to fuel momentum. Whether this cocktail of tactics actually moves the needle or just creates temporary hype is the real question—but you gotta respect the layered approach to token economics.

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ApeDegen

· 11h ago

Playing with fire again, how long can burn and buyback last?

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AltcoinTherapist

· 12h ago

Here comes the same old trick again, burn burn burn, do they really think retail investors are fools? --- Wait, how strong is this buyback? Can it hold up? --- Haha, I've seen this locking whales' psychology trick many times, just see how long it can last. --- No matter how fancy the mechanism stacking is, if there's no real utility, it's still nonsense. --- Reducing supply ≠ rising prices, how come some people still don't understand this? --- Temporarily bottom-fishing, anyway it's the same old routine. --- No matter how sophisticated the token economics are packaged, in the end, it's still a gamble on the house not to run away.

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DeFiVeteran

· 12h ago

Here comes that old trick again: burning coins, buybacks, locking whales. How many can you really fool?

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WinterWarmthCat