2026-01-03 16:26:12

The market is never short of hot topics, but real opportunities often hide in places that go unnoticed. Today, I want to share a different perspective from an investment research point of view.

Many people chase after trending topics enthusiastically, but they overlook a category of projects—those rooted in practical applications with clear business logic. For example, the energy leasing track within the Tron ecosystem is such an undervalued niche.

There is a project focused on this area that has already been listed on top-tier exchanges and is currently in the buyback and burn phase. The logic behind this operation is straightforward—burning tokens to improve supply, a common defensive measure in cyclical projects.

A simple analysis of its business model: based on the demand for energy leasing on Tron, it builds a relatively closed-loop ecosystem. While not revolutionary, it is characterized by clear logic and practical application.

Data doesn’t lie. I recommend interested friends to do their own homework and see whether this type of project fits your investment framework.

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FlippedSignal

· 01-04 23:05

Energy leasing has indeed been overlooked; buybacks and burns are just giving the retail investors a reassurance pill.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 01-04 07:22

Another "value depression zone." I'm so tired of hearing this term—destroying to support the market? Wake up, everyone. --- Tron energy leasing? Sounds like just hype. Does anyone actually use this thing? --- Clear logic ≠ making money. I've heard this logic too many times. --- Every time they say they do their homework, but it turns out they're just following the trend and buying. --- Listing on top exchanges doesn't mean it won't go to zero. We all understand that, right? --- If there were real applications, it would have exploded long ago. The fact that it's still obscure says a lot. --- Destroy, destroy, until there's not a single zero left. --- Closed-loop ecosystem? Just listen and forget it. Don't take it seriously.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-03 23:10

It's both energy leasing and a closed-loop ecosystem, sounds like a fantasy novel. Last time I believed in this logic, it was cut by 50%. Now seeing the destruction and support efforts, I just want to laugh. Do they really think retail investors haven't been cut before?

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 01-03 16:56

I've been paying attention to energy leasing for a long time, and it's really severely underestimated. However, I've seen too many instances of destroying and supporting the market, so it depends on the actual trading volume and ecosystem activity.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 01-03 16:56

Energy leasing is indeed a niche area, but I've seen too many cases of buyback and destruction. It depends on whether it can truly be implemented in the future.

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defi_detective

· 01-03 16:56

Energy leasing has indeed been underestimated; it's much more reliable than projects that constantly hype concepts.

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-03 16:52

TRON Energy Leasing has indeed been seriously undervalued. Many people are still chasing air coins, not realizing that others are already earning real gas fee income. I've seen too many buyback and burn operations; the key still depends on whether the fundamentals are truly growing. Just defending the price is useless. A closed-loop ecosystem may not sound sexy, but in fact, these less aggressive projects tend to last the longest. This is the real alpha.

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TokenRationEater

· 01-03 16:52

Real things are often the most boring, but the opportunity to make money is right here. It's either destruction or market support—basically, isn't it just absorbing the chips? I've been watching the energy leasing on the TRON side for a long time, but there's not much technical content. Doing homework is fine, but be wary of those "closed-loop ecosystem" talk, I'm already tired of hearing it.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-03 16:44

Buyback and burn—this old trick... I've seen it too many times. The key is whether anyone is actually using it in the ecosystem; data speaks for itself.

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