Continuous token buybacks and burns are the best way to support token prices—everything else is just nonsense. Look at BNB today, HYPE is the perfect example. Gate’s platform token $GT completed a burn of 2.57 million tokens in Q2, worth $17.5 million, with a total of approximately 900 million tokens burned so far. Although this burn isn’t the largest in scale, the signal is crystal clear: the platform is firmly executing its long-term strategy of converting profits into token scarcity. I really like exchange platform tokens because their value capture potential is huge. Exchanges themselves have a steady and long-term ability to generate profits, which they use to buy back tokens with real money, creating continuous deflationary pressure. Quarterly burns automatically reduce supply, and as long as the exchange’s revenue remains stable or grows, the supply will significantly decrease in the coming years. So, tell me, isn’t that attractive enough? To put it simply, this creates a closed positive feedback loop: The more the platform earns → the more tokens are bought back and burned → the scarcer $GT becomes → the stronger the willingness to hold or stake → the platform’s liquidity and usage increase → revenue grows even further. Right now, Gate is actively pushing tokenized stocks, TradFi (gold, forex, indices, etc.), and other businesses, and these lines are already developing quite well. Just think about $GT as the core fuel of its ecosystem (e.g., fee deductions, staking, gas consumption)—the more new business lines there are, the stronger the use cases and demand for $GT. With the trend of exchanges binding real revenue to token value, overall, this is bullish for $GT and Gate’s long-term fundamentals. No need to hype the value—it’s obvious. Just look at the quarterly burn data to assess its long-term value.