2025-12-31 09:25:28

Some leading public chain tokens have recently shown quite a resilient performance. What exactly is supporting this momentum? It is very likely the upcoming burn data expectations.

According to market observations, the scale of the burn next month is crucial. A conservative estimate might be around 1.3 million tokens, but considering the recent surge in ecosystem users, especially the continuous development of the public chain ecosystem, a burn of 1.5 million tokens is also a reasonable expectation.

Here is a key logic: if the burn quantity exceeds 1.5 million tokens, the significance changes entirely. Generally speaking, larger-scale burns imply higher ecosystem activity and more accumulated transaction fees, which will significantly support the token's value.

In other words, the market may already be pricing in this expectation in advance. Investors are waiting for the specific data to be announced, and the firmness of the price to some extent reflects the market's optimistic attitude towards the burn scale.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 6h ago

1.5 million tokens burned? That depends on the ecosystem's activity level. Anyway, I'm just holding the tokens and waiting for data.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 6h ago

1.5 million tokens burned? That depends on how truly active the ecosystem is; don't let inflated expectations be blown out of proportion again.

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DefiPlaybook

· 6h ago

Based on on-chain data, the 1.5 million threshold is indeed worth paying attention to. Once broken through, the logic of ecosystem fee accumulation will be completely different. --- The destruction is expected to support the price; now it's just waiting for the data to be realized. How the price will react still depends on the specific numbers. --- The key question is—has the market already fully digested this 1.3 to 1.5 million range? When the data is announced, it might be less exciting than expected. --- Interestingly, from the perspective of transaction fees, the scale of destruction inferred back can reflect the true activity level of the ecosystem. Whether this can be sustained is the foundation for long-term support. --- Wait, is the resilience to decline directly attributed to destruction expectations? What do the actual on-chain usage data say? Are there specific growth rates of active addresses or comparisons of daily transaction counts? --- Destroying 1.5 million tokens sounds good, but how do the TVL and actual trading volume compare to the same period last year? That is the real indicator of whether the ecosystem is truly developing. --- The market's pricing mechanism is starting to play the "expectation of expectations" game again. When the data is released, the result will either be a surprise or a reality check, leaving little room for manipulation in between.

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OldLeekMaster

· 6h ago

1.5 million tokens are the key, otherwise you'll have to wait longer.

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digital_archaeologist

· 6h ago

If 1.5 million tokens break below, this wave might really take off. Right now, just waiting for the data. The destruction expectation is indeed sustainable. But it feels like the market has already digested it, so let's see if next month can exceed expectations. This guy's analysis is pretty good; ecosystem activity is indeed key.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 6h ago

If 1.5 million tokens are burned, this move is indeed quite aggressive. The burn data hasn't been released yet, but the market is already showing strong resilience, indicating that market sentiment is quite firm. Let's wait until the end of the month for the announcement. If it truly exceeds 1.5 million, I'll jump in immediately. But on the other hand, this kind of expectation trading can sometimes backfire, so be cautious.

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