2026-01-04 14:28:35

The BTTC burn mechanism is changing its token economic landscape. Data shows that over 60% of the supply has been permanently burned — meaning 58 billion tokens have completely exited the market.

Although there are still trillions of tokens in circulation, this large-scale destruction is reshaping scarcity expectations. As the supply gradually decreases and future burns are combined with market demand growth, the token price could find support.

This is not just simple deflation — it is essentially a re-pricing of its token economic model. From a supply dynamic perspective, BTTC's long-term investment logic is worth paying attention to. Market sentiment is heating up, and the subsequent trend is worth looking forward to.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-07 13:03

60% burn sounds crazy, but there are still trillions in circulation. What kind of scarcity is that? Tens of trillions of tokens are still flying around. No matter how much you burn, it depends on demand catching up. Can just burning coins make the price go up? Think again. Burning and re-pricing again and again, it sounds like just telling stories to the bagholders haha. Scarcity expectations... only work if someone actually buys in, otherwise it's just paper wealth. There are still so many coins in circulation. Is this burning mechanism really effective? Feels a bit exaggerated.

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 01-04 14:57

60% has already been burned, yet the circulating supply is still in the trillions? Does this number add up, bro?

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FOMOmonster

· 01-04 14:51

60% destruction sounds pretty intimidating, but can the remaining hundreds of billions really support it?

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PaperHandSister

· 01-04 14:50

60% burn sounds impressive, but trillions are still in circulation. That scarcity will have to wait until the Year of the Monkey or the Horse. It feels like the same old trick again—burning and hype can boost the price for a few days, but truly watching trading volume and applications is the real key. The data looks good, but it depends on whether there is real capital to take over later; otherwise, it's just paper wealth. The burn mechanism can indeed change expectations, but regarding BTTC's liquidity... I personally still have some reservations.

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