2026-01-07 15:20:47

A new emerging Meme token is gaining attention in the primary market due to its extreme deflationary model. Some believe that the scarcity created by its deflationary design could break through the market cap ceiling in the short term. It has already been listed on leading spot exchanges, and market expectations are that it can reach higher valuations in the next phase.

To stand out on the BSC blockchain, such projects need to differentiate themselves, primarily by maintaining community enthusiasm and liquidity depth. The appeal of deflation lies in the pressure on supply—each interaction reduces circulating supply, which can provide positive price support in the long run. From the perspective of primary market fundraising speed, capital recognition of its model remains relatively high.

However, it is important to note that the long-term trajectory of deflationary Meme tokens often depends on ecosystem development and community consensus stability. Relying solely on supply-side attractiveness may not be sustainable. Continued observation of its subsequent product iterations and market performance is warranted.

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SelfRugger

· 01-08 17:22

The deflationary model sounds appealing, but once the community's enthusiasm wanes, it’s doomed. I've seen too many cases like that. How long can token burning sustain? The key is whether there are real use cases. Fast fundraising doesn't necessarily mean lasting strength. Let's wait and see. It's another story of "supply pressure," been talking about this for so many years. Let's see if it can really last until the next cycle. Don't hold too much hope. Getting listed on top exchanges is just the beginning; how long it can survive is the real question.

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 01-08 12:40

The deflationary model sounds appealing, but once community enthusiasm drops, it's doomed... Such things depend on whether they can come up with new tricks later on.

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blockBoy

· 01-07 15:42

The deflationary model rhetoric is back again, always talking about scarcity. But what happens in the end? When the community cools down, it's just a pile of trash. High capital recognition? That's just short-term hype. How many can truly survive? Let's wait and see the subsequent product iterations, but I bet five bucks that the hype will decline sharply within three months. This is just another "revolutionary design" meme coin, they all sound the same. Honestly, it still depends on the community. Without a community, everything is pointless. Liquidity exhaustion is the real killer; no matter how fierce the deflation, it can't save you.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 01-07 15:41

Deflationary models sound good, but I'm more concerned about how long this community can last... If you really want to spend money, it depends on ecosystem development; simply reducing supply won't stabilize it. Fast fundraising ≠ reliable project. Isn't this time different? There are so many projects like this on BSC that it's exploding; what's the point of differentiation? Breaking the ceiling? Let's survive the next bear market first before bragging. The key still depends on the founding team; even with a good model, if the people are not capable, it's useless. Supply pressure is just a catalyst... social consensus is the foundation. You'll know the truth in less than three months if it can't go viral. Daily "market expectations," but the real stress test is what speaks the loudest.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 01-07 15:41

Deflationary Meme sounds sexy, but if the community cools down, it's game over --- It's both deflationary and fundraising... the key still depends on whether there's popularity --- There are too many projects like this on BSC, and scarcity won't last long either --- Fast fundraising ≠ good project, everyone in the industry knows this, don't get carried away --- Short-term spike is okay, but in the long run, it still depends on the community support, otherwise it's just air --- I've heard this kind of supply pressure rhetoric many times... in the end, it still becomes a pump and dump machine --- Breakthrough the ceiling? Wake up, the market is this big, don't overthink it --- Spot trading is now on top-tier exchanges, indicating backing by capital, which is indeed good --- Meme coins without an ecosystem are just a joke; no matter how good the deflation design is, it can't save them --- This guy is right, in the later stage, it really depends on community stability; supply-side is just a hype in the early stage

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GasDevourer

· 01-07 15:38

The deflationary gameplay is back again. Every time they say it can break the ceiling, but what’s the result... the community’s enthusiasm drops faster than the USDT in my wallet. Supply pressure sounds good, but how many can actually survive more than three months? It’s still the early entrants who are betting on being able to take over.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 01-07 15:36

Deflationary models sound good, but can they really withstand the cooling of community enthusiasm? --- It's the same supply-side pressure... I've heard this rhetoric too many times, and it always ends up dying on liquidity. --- Raising funds quickly ≠ project success. On BSC, eight out of ten projects of this kind end up as scams. Just observing. --- Relying solely on deflation to maintain valuation? Uh... I'm a bit skeptical. --- Haha, another "short-term breakthrough to the ceiling," I bet no one will mention it by the end of this month. --- The key is whether the team can sustain the community; otherwise, even the most extreme models are pointless. --- I just want to know how far this deflationary destruction rate can go, don’t let it end up as just a paper number. --- The launch of top exchanges is just the beginning; the ecosystem is the real watershed. Now shouting for high valuations... a bit hasty. --- Deflation Meme sounds great, but history tells us most die of boredom.

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RugDocDetective

· 01-07 15:31

Is it another deflationary model savior? Haha, I'm tired of hearing this rhetoric. --- Raising funds quickly doesn't mean it's not a scam; just wait and see the dump later. --- Community enthusiasm can't last more than two weeks, I dare to bet on that. --- Can supply-side pressure really support the price? Wake up, brother, that's a naive idea. --- BSC is just another copy-paste model, it's boring. --- Eco-building? I don't think anyone is actually doing it. --- It's just a short-term hype coin; in the long run, it will go to zero. --- These types of projects are ultimately tools to scam retail investors, no exceptions. --- Talking about liquidity depth sounds good, but in reality, it collapses completely when running away. --- Deflationary design sounds impressive, but it's just a trick to restrict selling.

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