The burn pace of Snowball hasn't slowed down these days, with tokens being burned every day, starting from over 20 million.

What's even more interesting is the entire logic—buyback first, then burn, forming a closed loop. What will happen if this continues? The total supply of tokens keeps shrinking, while the liquidity pools actually become thicker.

Think about it: with less circulating supply and increased pool depth, what does this mean for token holders? Slippage decreases, selling pressure becomes harder to generate, and market resilience actually strengthens. This mechanism is indeed quite aggressive.

From an economic model perspective, this is a deflationary design. As long as the buyback and burn pace continues, this positive cycle can be maintained in the long term—burning tokens makes them more scarce, and the more scarce they are, the more support they have. Many projects are using this approach, but the execution strength and durability may not always keep up.