Many people are still chasing the high of $Snowball, but from a long-term holding perspective, this may not be the optimal choice. Carefully analyzing the economic model of such tokens reveals the underlying issues.

The burn mechanism sounds good, but its operational logic has a fatal flaw. The entire system relies on trading volume to drive burns, thereby pushing up the price—this is a vicious cycle. What happens when market enthusiasm wanes and participants choose to hold rather than trade? Trading volume plummets, burn amounts collapse accordingly, and the price loses upward momentum.

Even more painfully, once caught in this dilemma, the token tends to get stuck oscillating within a certain price range. No buying or selling means no liquidity to support movement, and the price begins to decline steadily, eventually becoming a memorial to its past peak. The trajectory of AIDOGE has already provided an answer—this may be the endgame for similar patterns.

Instead of chasing these flawed-designed tokens, it’s better to focus on projects that truly have constructive value and clear business logic. The market waits for no one, and cutting losses in time is often wiser than stubbornly holding on.