Looking at the token economics of a certain DEX, if we assume a daily burn of 20,000 tokens, that amounts to 7.3 million tokens burned in a year. At the current price of $6 per token, this is equivalent to burning $43.8 million worth of circulating supply annually. But the problem is, just burning tokens is far from enough.

The key is whether trading volume can truly pick up. If a few popular gold-mining projects emerge in the Ethereum ecosystem and trading volume on a certain DEX increases, burning 100,000 tokens a day is no longer a dream. The more active the trading, the more aggressive the burning, and the token supply continues to shrink. This naturally creates upward price momentum.

Looking at the numbers, if this mechanism continues to function effectively, reaching $50 per token is not difficult. The real key is whether the ecosystem applications can truly become active. Relying solely on the burning mechanism without practical implementation is ultimately empty talk.