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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StablecoinGuardian

· 5h 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 If you ask me, true deflation depends on real-world applications; the simple burn token approach is already outdated.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

· 5h 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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