2026 will be a pivotal year for a certain decentralized public chain project. Starting from the official launch of the mainnet in January, a series of subsequent events triggered in succession, redefining the rhythm of the entire ecosystem.

First is the mainnet launch. That’s when the native token truly gains complete functionality for circulation, staking, and governance. This is not just a technical upgrade—improvements in transaction security and efficiency will attract a wave of institutional capital, and developers will follow suit. Markets typically respond positively to such milestones.

Looking further ahead, the 448-day halving cycle will arrive. Halving the block rewards means the rate of new coin issuance drops straight down, instantly boosting the token’s scarcity. Improved supply and demand fundamentals support long-term price appreciation.

But what’s truly interesting are the two burn mechanisms. Thirty-one days after the mainnet launch, the first formula kicks in, where smart contracts automatically burn 30% of circulating tokens. This is not a hollow concept—it permanently removes one-third from market circulation. Long-term holders and ecosystem contributors see their tokens appreciate again, rebuilding market confidence.

The grand finale at the end of the year—on December 25th, the Christmas formula—another 30% burn occurs. The extreme scarcity combined with increased mining power creates a positive feedback loop for the ecosystem.

The overall logic for 2026 is quite clear: mainnet deployment → ecosystem DApp prosperity → dual growth in users and computing power. Three rounds of upward momentum are interconnected, with scarcity continuously accumulating through the dual burns. Whether this design can truly stabilize depends on how the market receives it.