The most frequently asked question in the backend is: "Should I sell now that BNB has dropped?" My answer is—this is precisely the worst time to act.

Less than 10 days before the next burn cycle, the market has fallen into collective anxiety: some are eager to cut losses, the comment sections are filled with "collapse" voices, and many newcomers are asking, "Has the burn mechanism failed?" Having navigated this market for years, I want to be straightforward—those panic-selling BNB now will most likely regret it three years from now.

**First, correct a fatal misconception**

Many retail investors fall into the trap of thinking "burning must lead to a rise," but this logic is fundamentally flawed. I’ve seen too many projects treat burning as pure marketing, with ecosystems that are rotten to the core, ultimately ending in zero. What truly supports an asset’s value is always the underlying ecosystem’s operational capacity and supply-demand dynamics; burning is just a supporting role. Viewing it in isolation is self-deception.

**Hard data support**

Let’s look at some facts: the current circulating supply is 138 million tokens, with quarterly regular burns stabilizing at around 1.2 million tokens, maintaining a deflation rate of over 3%. This data ranks among the top three in mainstream crypto assets. More importantly, allocating 50% of revenue for real-time burning and explicitly committing to zero issuance in black and white is a combination rarely seen in the chaotic crypto space.

**Why now is a critical juncture**

The zero-issuance pledge ensures a clear ceiling. Continuous deflation means the circulating supply shrinks with each cycle. Rigid constraints on supply, combined with ecosystem application expansion, form a complete value logic cycle. Market sentiment fluctuations are short-term phenomena; the structural deflation trend is the long-term decisive factor.