A major DEX platform's token burn plan has officially been launched. According to the implementation following the governance proposal approval, the treasury has already burned 100 million platform tokens, which, at the current price, amounts to approximately $591 million to $596 million — this level of burn is indeed significant.
More importantly, all protocol fees collected by the platform going forward will be used for continued token burns. This means that burning is not a one-time action but a long-term, sustainable mechanism. In the current increasingly competitive DEX landscape, this approach of burning tokens to enhance scarcity also serves as a way to benefit token holders. Whether the ongoing burn plan can drive up the token's value remains to be seen.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 8h ago
Wow, 600 million burned directly? That's really intense, but we'll have to see how the execution goes later.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 9h ago
Uh, over 600 million just destroyed? That's really going all out.
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Anon4461
· 9h ago
600 million USD burned... Now the holders are smiling
Is it really sustainable to keep burning? There will be ongoing costs
Burning is one thing, but the key is whether trading volume can keep up
This move is quite considerate, stronger than some platforms that make empty promises every day
But will the market really buy it? It seems to depend on future performance
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GraphGuru
· 9h ago
Wow, this wave of destruction is really intense, burning 600 million directly... But continuous burning is the key. Let's see if it can really support the price in the future.
A major DEX platform's token burn plan has officially been launched. According to the implementation following the governance proposal approval, the treasury has already burned 100 million platform tokens, which, at the current price, amounts to approximately $591 million to $596 million — this level of burn is indeed significant.
More importantly, all protocol fees collected by the platform going forward will be used for continued token burns. This means that burning is not a one-time action but a long-term, sustainable mechanism. In the current increasingly competitive DEX landscape, this approach of burning tokens to enhance scarcity also serves as a way to benefit token holders. Whether the ongoing burn plan can drive up the token's value remains to be seen.