2025-12-27 10:22:11

What is the current buy-in cost level? At a price of $0.0013793, spending 10 USDT can get you 7,251 BNB Card.

Does that sound crazy? Suppose this thing can really rise to $1, then the coins you hold would be worth $7,251. In mathematical terms, that's a 725x return opportunity.

Why dare to say that? The key points are: first, 118 million tokens have been permanently burned, which is the foundation of hard deflation. Second, as an important part of the payment ecosystem, there is room for growth. Third, contract permissions have been relinquished, and the project is fully operated by the community, with no centralized risk.

What about the current price situation? After nearly 9 months of consolidation, it has fallen close to the bottom. Entering at this time means extremely low costs and great potential. Some opportunities are like this—hold on persistently and wait for the moment when value is released.

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HodlKumamon

· 5h ago

725x... After calculating this probability, it feels a bit uncertain. Yes, the destruction mechanism is indeed good, but why is there always a "bottom is near" curse here? Is the washout in the first 9 months really almost over, or is it just the beginning of a continued decline? Using $10 to leverage over 7,000 coins, the thrill is indeed incredible, but I just can't go all in, ugh. Community operation without centralized risk sounds comfortable, but what do the data say? Actually, I want to ask, how many precedents are there for low-priced coins rising to $1? Feels like betting on a beautiful dream.

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FlatTax

· 9h ago

725 times? Uh... wait a moment. Will it rise after being burned? I still don't quite understand this logic.

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bridge_anxiety

· 16h ago

725 times? Sounds like a dream... but with such a low price, there's really no reason not to jump in.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 16h ago

725 times? That sounds crazy, but anyway, there's nothing to lose, going all in.

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Token_Sherpa

· 16h ago

ngl, "725x returns" and "community-run" always gets flagged in my head... sustainable tokenomics or just classic ponzinomics with extra steps? 118m burn sounds nice until you realize velocity trap gonna velocity trap

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LiquidationWatcher

· 17h ago

725 times? That sounds outrageous. Those who enter at the bottom are all gamblers at heart.

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BlockchainNewbie

· 17h ago

725 times? I've heard this number too many times. How many actually get it in hand?

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