2026-01-17 07:30:00

There is a phenomenon worth paying attention to — the development team has been executing a buyback and burn plan, with the token flow concentrated into a few addresses.

The data is very clear: a single large holder already owns 24% of the circulating supply, and nearly 7% is locked in the burn black hole address. Calculations show that the current market cap is only around 700k.

What’s interesting about this pattern is — as long as the project can maintain popularity and active trading, buying and selling will continue to flow steadily. Every transaction triggers the burn mechanism, creating a natural deflationary cycle.

Based on the current burn pace, it may not be too far off before 50% of the circulating supply is burned and removed from circulation. The core of this tokenomics model still depends on whether it can sustain ongoing community interest.

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TradFiRefugee

· 5h ago

Bro, this game is just a concentration game, with big players holding 24%, I can't help but laugh. The destruction mechanism sounds great, but liquidity is the lifeblood. Once the hype cools down, it's over. 700k in volume isn't enough to watch...

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SillyWhale

· 5h ago

Hmm... 24% held by a single address, isn't that mainly supported by the whales? Burning sounds good, but honestly someone still has to take the hit. Without trading volume, it's all pointless. With a market cap of 700k, how many holders are truly optimistic? Most are probably just betting that burning will pump the price. Wait, isn't this model just selling more and more until it becomes scarce? Thinking about it from the other side, it's quite clever. The real question is how long it can last. Once the hype dies down, the entire deflation cycle will be broken, and that would be a disaster.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 5h ago

Large holders account for 24% of the circulating supply. Isn't this just a disguised whale manipulation? The destruction mechanism sounds great, but is the liquidity really sufficient... With a market cap of 700k, trying to maintain popularity is a bit of a stretch.

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GasFeeCrier

· 5h ago

Large holders control 24% of the circulating supply. This market has long been manipulated to death. It's no wonder this model can maintain popularity; once attention is lost, it drops to zero. A project with a $700k market cap can't be saved by a burn mechanism. Relying solely on a deflationary cycle? Wake up. Without real use cases, it's all just an illusion. The question is, who can ensure continued trading activity and sustain it through hype? That's too naive. 50% burn and exit? That's only possible if the coin is still alive by then.

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PuzzledScholar

· 5h ago

Whale accounts for 24% of circulating supply... this pace is a bit risky.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 5h ago

Whoa, 24% single whale? They're starting to accumulate now, feels a bit dangerous. --- 700k market cap destroyed down to 50%... Basically betting on whether it can survive until that day. --- Every transaction triggers a burn? Sounds good, but the question is how long can the trading volume last. --- Black hole lock-in at 7% sounds reassuring, but I'm still a bit uneasy about that big whale earlier. --- Deflationary cycle sounds great, but I'm worried that one day the hype will suddenly drop and trading volume will crash. --- Community attention... this term usually just means maintaining hype through speculation. --- This kind of model is basically a race against time; how long it can last all depends on public opinion. --- Buyback and burn plan + whale concentration, I can't quite understand how these two work together. --- Wait, are they trying to perform deflation magic or just want to make a quick profit and run? --- Market cap is only 700k, talking about deflationary cycles? Let's just survive until next year first.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 5h ago

Big whales take 24%? That's outrageous, it feels like they're just paving the way for themselves. The burn mechanism sounds good, but the prerequisite is that someone has to take the bait. Once the hype cools down, it's over. With a market cap of 700k, even aggressive deflation depends on trading volume; otherwise, it's just self-entertainment. I'm worried that this kind of model will ultimately become a scheme to harvest retail investors, and even a black hole locking 7% can't save it.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 5h ago

Large holders hold 24%, this is a typical game of chip concentration. The burn mechanism sounds good, but ultimately it depends on trading volume; without hype, it's just a dead coin. Playing deflation with a 700k market cap? You need to maintain continuous FOMO. I've seen this kind of model too many times; in the end, it's just a scheme for big players to harvest retail investors. Deflation sounds appealing, but it really depends on how long the sustained hype can last...

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