The volatility in the crypto world is really a double-edged sword. Projects with solid fundamentals like CAKE still struggle to develop an independent market in the short term, and it all depends on the moods of BTC and BNB.
To be honest, I didn't expect to still be stuck after this round of replenishing my positions. However, after looking at last week's data, my mindset has stabilized - a net destruction of 860,000 coins, which, at the current price, means over two million dollars evaporated directly from circulation.
A simple calculation: There are 52 weeks in a year. Assuming this level of destruction is maintained every week, the profits used for buybacks by the project team should reach over 100 million USD. Now, the total market value is 800 million, which means the annual deflation rate could reach about 12.5%.
This data would have been snapped up by institutions in traditional finance, but unfortunately in the crypto market, no matter how solid the fundamentals are, they can't withstand the market Fluctuation. It will still follow the decline; all we can say is to patiently wait for the wind to come.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 11-22 18:28
The data of CAKE is indeed solid, but it can't withstand a plummet of BTC and is rendered useless.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 11-22 02:29
Margin Replenishment instead ends up being trapped, this is the crypto world.
No matter how good CAKE is, it can't escape the fate of being suppressed by BTC, it's frustrating.
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DAOdreamer
· 11-20 15:53
Margin Replenishment trapped is really something, haha
The burn data for CAKE can indeed be seen, but to be honest, looking at the fundamentals now feels a bit extravagant
Wait, if the market really rebounds, we will know.
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SilentObserver
· 11-20 15:42
No matter how solid the fundamentals are, they can't withstand the dumping of BTC, I won't say much more.
The destruction data of CAKE is indeed impressive, but to be honest, we are not the only ones trapped this round.
860,000 coins evaporating sounds great, but the market doesn't buy this trap at all, it's awkward.
Waiting for the wind? The wind is probably still sleeping on the other side of the mountain.
Before Margin Replenishment, one should have looked at the Candlestick, now it's too late to regret.
A deflation rate of 12.5% sounds amazing, but the actual market response to you is—zero.
That's how the crypto world is, no matter how good the data is, you still have to kneel.
Forget it, let's take another look, anyway, we've already been trapped.
The volatility in the crypto world is really a double-edged sword. Projects with solid fundamentals like CAKE still struggle to develop an independent market in the short term, and it all depends on the moods of BTC and BNB.
To be honest, I didn't expect to still be stuck after this round of replenishing my positions. However, after looking at last week's data, my mindset has stabilized - a net destruction of 860,000 coins, which, at the current price, means over two million dollars evaporated directly from circulation.
A simple calculation: There are 52 weeks in a year. Assuming this level of destruction is maintained every week, the profits used for buybacks by the project team should reach over 100 million USD. Now, the total market value is 800 million, which means the annual deflation rate could reach about 12.5%.
This data would have been snapped up by institutions in traditional finance, but unfortunately in the crypto market, no matter how solid the fundamentals are, they can't withstand the market Fluctuation. It will still follow the decline; all we can say is to patiently wait for the wind to come.