2025-12-25 10:50:09

#数字资产市场动态 has recently attracted attention — Snowball. Its operation method is quite interesting.

The core mechanism is as follows: a 3% tax is deducted from each transaction. Once it accumulates to $100, the system automatically triggers a buyback, directly sending the coins into a black hole for destruction. No manual intervention, all executed automatically by smart contracts. In simple terms, it destroys tokens while trading, theoretically creating a deflationary effect.

The entire project claims to adopt a relatively rare design in the industry — a combination of internal market launch, community-driven initiatives, and innovative mechanisms. It sounds more like building a self-operating ecosystem. If this logic can truly be implemented, it’s worth watching its subsequent performance.

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GasWrangler

· 1h ago

ngl, 3% tax threshold hitting 100 bucks to burn is mathematically inefficient... have they actually run the mempool analysis on this? deflationary mechanics only work if transaction volume sustains the mechanism, and honestly, most projects can't demonstrate that empirically. the "self-running ecosystem" pitch is demonstrably false without real adoption metrics.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 9h ago

This automatic destruction mechanism sounds nice, but in reality, it's just a disguised tax to harvest retail investors. I've heard too many claims of "self-sustaining ecosystems," but in the end, they all end in failure. Black hole destruction sounds sophisticated, but a 3% transaction tax is enough to discourage most people. If you ask me, true deflation depends on real-world applications; the simple burn token approach is already outdated. Inner exchange launches combined with community-driven efforts? I've seen this combo many times, and it usually just involves fake screenshots and promises.

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OnChainDetective

· 9h ago

Wait, does the 3% tax accumulate until it reaches $100 and then automatically repurchase? This trigger threshold seems a bit odd... Can the actual on-chain flow match up? Is it possible that the black hole address is fake and the tokens are never actually burned?

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