Recently, I came across a pretty interesting deflationary token project. They claim the main token can go up to $100, and the sub-token can reach $1,000,000 each. It sounds exaggerated, but the mechanism design is actually quite something.

Starting with the main token, it undergoes daily burn and destruction, with the circulating supply continuously shrinking. Once this process starts, it can’t be stopped—it’s hardcoded into the contract rules. The sub-token's mechanism is even more extreme: they directly remove the liquidity pool and then burn the tokens, effectively locking the supply cap for good. From the data, the sub-token price has indeed been climbing steadily lately. There are still fluctuations, but the overall trend is upward.

These three mechanisms combine to form a theoretical deflationary spiral: supply keeps decreasing, and as long as demand keeps up, price has support. Of course, whether it can actually reach those sky-high prices is another question, but at least the logic makes sense. Right now, prices are still relatively low, so those on the sidelines might regret missing the early entry opportunity.