After years of involvement in the decentralized trading space, players often have conflicting opinions about a certain leading DEX token. Regarding its leadership position? Undoubtedly. Regarding its price performance? That’s another story — business is booming, but market performance has been consistently mediocre, even mocked as a "value trap." The most common complaint heard is: "What else can this token do besides governance voting?"

But it seems the situation is really about to change. The moment the 100 million token burn announcement was made, I realized that the long-hidden giant was finally waking up.

Don’t underestimate the significance of burning tokens; this is a real reduction in supply. In the past, everyone thought there was ample inventory, and the risk of dumping was high. This 100 million token move directly changes the game — the pie isn’t getting bigger, but fewer people are sharing it. Once supply and demand tilt, price elasticity appears.

More importantly, the long-anticipated "fee switch" is finally coming. This platform earns millions of dollars daily, which used to flow entirely to liquidity providers, leaving token holders with nothing. But recent signals indicate that the project is finally going to endow the token with real economic value. Imagine if the burn is just the prelude, followed by mechanisms like buybacks, burns, and staking layered on top — that’s the true release of the token’s value. The re-pricing of the entire ecosystem is just around the corner.