2025-12-30 08:26:50

Lighter's trading situation has shown a significant change. The 24-hour trading volume plummeted from 2B to 500M, and fee income also dropped sharply from 1M to 200K. This phenomenon has received little attention, for a simple reason — most people participated in liquidity mining. The problem is that the early incentive mechanisms of the project attracted a large number of investors, but now the decline in trading activity reflects a lack of genuine trading demand. @LIT@ token holders need to be cautious, as after the mining phase ends and incentives diminish, they may face the risk of value revaluation. The market needs more rational discussions to assess the long-term value of such projects.

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ContractFreelancer

· 2h ago

Mining ends and you’re doomed, this scheme has been rotten for a long time --- LIT is still hyping? Its trading volume is less than one-fifth, haha --- Once the incentives are gone, you'll know who’s just swimming naked, no need to wait --- A typical air project, just knows how to suck blood from mining players --- Real demand is right there, numbers don’t lie --- Another liquidity illusion project, wake up everyone --- With such low transaction fees, people still hold? Impressive --- This is what I call a "reward-driven trap," everyone --- After harvesting the gains, it’s time to switch projects, just a cycle --- LIT is now like boiling a frog in warm water, can’t you see?

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ChainWallflower

· 2h ago

Mining incentives once withdrawn, true nature is revealed; there is no real trading demand at all. --- Another project surviving solely on subsidies, LIT holders should wake up. --- 2B drops to 500M... this is the true market feedback, nothing impressive. --- Early miners need to reflect; it might be difficult to see good days ahead. --- Why is no one discussing this? Because everyone is still dreaming; they'll realize once the incentives are gone. --- In short, it's false prosperity; the trading volume bubble is entirely supported by mining. --- Transaction fees dropped from 1M to 200K; this data can't be hidden at all. --- Does anyone still buy LIT? I really can't understand this logic. --- Incentive decline = major crash; I've seen this pattern too many times. --- Projects without real demand, once subsidies stop, they become worthless.

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DataPickledFish

· 2h ago

The mining boom has faded, revealing its true nature—a typical incentive trap. --- 2B has dropped to 500M, and the truth is finally clear. --- What can I say? It's a prosperity built solely on hype without real trading demand. --- When the incentives are gone, let's see who stays. --- The illusion of liquidity mining is about to be shattered. --- $LIT this wave might be a bit risky; does anyone still see it as promising? --- Essentially, users can't be retained; the data looks good but is meaningless. --- Someone should have sounded the alarm earlier; it's a bit late to discuss it now.

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