The scary thing about $Burn is:
1. The more it falls, the more coins in the pool there are, the more passive burning and destruction there are, and the higher the price of the coin;
2. The higher the price of the coin, the larger the trading volume, and the more people actively destroy burn to enter the dividend pool to earn bnb. The more burn is destroyed, the higher the price of the coin;
3. The above two hot wheels are running, no matter whether burn falls or rises, it can't stop the pace of burn. It can't stop the pace of fewer and fewer coins and higher and higher prices$
