2025-12-26 01:27:16

A core governance proposal from a leading DEX has recently been approved. This resolution involves two key actions: 100 million of the protocol's governance tokens will be burned, and the fee switch function will be officially activated.

This is no small matter. Token burning directly impacts the circulating supply, which can support long-term value from an economic perspective. The fee switch changes the protocol's revenue distribution model, meaning the entire ecosystem's profit-sharing structure will be adjusted. For holders, liquidity providers, and the entire DeFi ecosystem, this will trigger a chain reaction.

In simple terms, this is the protocol's self-optimization and improvement. By burning tokens and adjusting the fee mechanism, it can enhance the token economy and strengthen the protocol's sustainability. The market typically reacts positively to such signals.

Of course, the actual impact will depend on subsequent market performance and user feedback. But from a governance perspective, this move is in the right direction.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 9h ago

The scam of burning coins is now played out, the key still depends on how the fee mechanism is adjusted. Don't let any negative feedback happen again.

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MoneyBurner

· 9h ago

Burn one billion? Now the circulating supply will shrink. I quickly checked the on-chain data... The key is whether the fee switch step allows LPs to get more, or if the protocol takes a cut itself. The opportunity to build a position is here. To be honest, I haven't seen such a strong positive signal in supply-side metrics that doesn't lead to a price increase.

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HodlTheDoor

· 9h ago

Burn 100 million coins? Now the LPs have to do the math and figure out if their tokens will become more valuable, depending on how the fee mechanism is adjusted.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 9h ago

Burning coins is an old trick; whether it can truly rise depends on if someone will step in to buy the dip.

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MevShadowranger

· 9h ago

Burning coins + fee switching, this move is indeed quite something. Let's see if they can deliver on their promises later.

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FlatlineTrader

· 9h ago

Burn 100 million tokens? Whether the price can stop falling now depends on how the subsequent execution is carried out. --- The fee switch seems less friendly to LPs. I'm a bit worried that liquidity might run away. --- Wait, can this really hold up the price, or is it just another signal of a new round of chopping leeks? --- Passing governance votes is one thing, but the key is whether they can truly deliver. Don't let it be just a paper promise. --- Burning tokens + changing fees—this combo definitely has some tricks, but it depends on whether the market buys into it.

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