Meme coin track is showing new tricks again. The main focus this time is on how the Lycra C project plays — it inherits the deflationary concept of Burning Dog, but with a different approach: the rules are simple, only selling is allowed, buying is not, creating continuous deflationary pressure.
Sounds counterintuitive, right? But this is exactly what participants need to understand. Instead of betting on price rises or falls, it's more about playing a deflation game within a transparent and open mechanism. The more tokens are sold, the fewer remain, and scarcity naturally increases.
Several projects like this emerge each quarter, and the key is whether the community can truly enforce the rules. Those interested can observe the current popularity and participation levels of this wave.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 11h ago
Can only sell, not buy? Isn't this just a breaking game? Whoever runs away first wins.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 11h ago
Only selling and not buying? That logic is a bit extreme, it feels like playing a psychological game.
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GasGuzzler
· 11h ago
Can only sell, not buy? Isn't this just a new trick to trap retail investors? Let's see how many people get caught.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 11h ago
Only allowed to sell, not allowed to buy. This rule is really a bit crazy haha
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It's another deflationary concept. It feels like this kind of gameplay repeats every quarter, and only a few can really survive
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Lycra C's move this time is quite interesting, but it still depends on whether the community is reliable
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Counterintuitive things are often prone to failure, but it's worth observing
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The scarcity created by only selling and not buying, in simple terms, depends on how long the popularity can last
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This mechanism looks transparent, but the risks are just as transparent. Better to be cautious
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Another variant of the burning dog again, when will there be something truly innovative
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Community execution determines life or death. That's right, everything else is just empty talk
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 11h ago
Can only sell, not buy? Isn't this just the last struggle of people caught in a trap, haha
Only allowing selling—this rule feels like a game of hot potato
The deflationary game sounds fancy, but it's really just about who can run faster
Another quarterly round of new tricks; I've seen many projects like this, and the community's execution often falls flat
This mechanism feels more like reverse cutting leeks, huh
The fewer tokens, the more valuable? That only works if someone genuinely wants them
Meme coin track is showing new tricks again. The main focus this time is on how the Lycra C project plays — it inherits the deflationary concept of Burning Dog, but with a different approach: the rules are simple, only selling is allowed, buying is not, creating continuous deflationary pressure.
Sounds counterintuitive, right? But this is exactly what participants need to understand. Instead of betting on price rises or falls, it's more about playing a deflation game within a transparent and open mechanism. The more tokens are sold, the fewer remain, and scarcity naturally increases.
Several projects like this emerge each quarter, and the key is whether the community can truly enforce the rules. Those interested can observe the current popularity and participation levels of this wave.