#UNI代币销毁 The Hyperliquid Foundation's recent move is interesting — they directly burned 11% of the circulating HYPE tokens, officially initiating a deflationary mechanism through staking votes (with an 85% support rate). This gives us a good perspective for observation.

Token burning essentially reduces circulating supply, which is theoretically beneficial for token holders, but actual gains depend on subsequent market reactions. My suggestions are:

**Step 1**, monitor the price trend after the burn. If the project has actual positive developments later on (such as new features launching or trading volume increasing), the effects of the burn can truly manifest.

**Step 2**, check for relevant interaction opportunities. Burning is often accompanied by governance incentives or ecosystem activities, which are usually good windows for earning airdrops.

**Step 3**, review your HYPE or related ecosystem tokens. Once the deflation mechanism is in place, early participants do have advantages, but don’t blindly jump in just because of the burn news — wait and see the project’s subsequent actions before deciding.

Burning ≠ guaranteed price increase, but it is indeed a positive signal released by the project team. Incorporate this kind of information into your judgment system, but don’t overinterpret.