#数字资产市场动态 ASTER's deflationary logic is worth a look. In simple terms, the project team launched the Burndrop plan—using a significant portion of revenue to directly buy back and burn tokens. This is not just a paper promise but a real reduction in circulating supply. The straightforward logic is: reduced circulation leads to increased scarcity, creating upward space for the token price.



Interestingly, there is real-world application support behind it. ASTER has partnered with Japan's financial giant SBI Holdings to develop a Japanese Yen stablecoin, effectively opening up a traditional financial gateway—no longer an empty promise, but a token with real payment scenarios.

The dual drive of deflationary burning and real-world use cases theoretically forms a positive feedback loop of "higher usage frequency leads to greater scarcity in circulation." At a time when the token economy is still exploring, this design is indeed impressive. If execution keeps pace, early participants might really benefit from this cycle's dividends. However, the crypto market always involves risks and opportunities side by side, so one must manage their own risk.
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Ramen_Until_Richvip
· 2h ago
Burndrop is not new anymore; the key is whether it can be truly implemented, otherwise it's just armchair strategizing. The SBI part is quite interesting; at least there are real scenarios, not just made-up stories. If you get in early... Sigh, forget it, the risk is too high. Better to wait and see.
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BlockBargainHuntervip
· 2h ago
I've seen several projects promote the burndrop logic, but very few can actually execute it... However, the collaboration with SBI is indeed something, traditional financial backing still carries weight.
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PumpingCroissantvip
· 2h ago
Hmm... Is SBI really making moves? It depends on whether it actually materializes later; otherwise, it's just PPT tokens.
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Degen4Breakfastvip
· 2h ago
It seems quite logical, but I've heard the Burndrop explanation many times before. The key still depends on execution.
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just_another_fishvip
· 2h ago
Damn, Burndrop's approach is really different, directly repurchasing and burning, not just empty promises. With SBI backing and a Japanese yen stablecoin, this is something with real use cases, otherwise it's just an air coin. Early investors might really have a chance, but I still need to see how the follow-up execution goes—don't want another pie-in-the-sky plan.
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ForkItAllvip
· 2h ago
Haha, SBI's move is indeed quite interesting, much more reliable than projects that only hype concepts.
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ForkItAllDayvip
· 2h ago
Burndrop's logic sounds good, but the key is whether SBI can really implement it. Only when the Japanese yen stablecoin is truly rolled out will it be worth looking forward to.
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