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$ENA is dying and other memes coins such as $PEPE $BONK are reviving , is it the end of ENA?

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PEPE

0.00000718

-3.36%

BONK

0.00001661

-3.71%

ENA

0.212

-9.78%

3.7k

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$NOT has no owner now since the owners have revoked their right, but how can this affect the price? Here's a breakdown of how stopping the supply of a currency can impact its value: General Principles: - Scarcity and Value: Like any asset, scarcity drives up value. When there's a limited supply of something in demand, its price tends to rise. - Demand: The other side of the equation is demand. If a coin has a limited supply but no one wants it, its value won't increase. Stopping the Supply: - Potential for Increased Value: When a cryptocurrency has a fixed or limited supply, it can become more valuable as adoption grows. Think of it like a rare collectible. The fewer coins there are, the more valuable each coin could become if demand is high. - Inflationary Pressure: Many cryptocurrencies are designed with inflationary mechanisms (increasing supply over time). Stopping the supply would essentially create a deflationary scenario. This can lead to price increases as people anticipate scarcity. - Market Dynamics: However, it's not always a straightforward relationship. Other market factors, like: - Competition: New coins and projects can emerge, offering alternatives. - Regulation: Government policies can impact the crypto market. - Use Cases: The utility of the coin (e.g., how it's used in transactions, DeFi applications, etc.) plays a significant role. Examples: - Bitcoin: Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21 million coins. This limited supply is often cited as a factor contributing to its price appreciation. - Ethereum (ETH 2.0): Ethereum is moving to a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism, which will shift from an inflationary model to a deflationary one. This change could potentially drive up ETH's value. Important Considerations: - Stopping the supply doesn't guarantee price increases. Other market factors will come into play. - Market Manipulation: A sudden stop to the supply could be manipulated by market players. - Long-Term Impact: It's essential to consider the long-term implications and how the market might react to the change.

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NOTCOIN passing 0.02$ 🥰 got much profit on it heheee, hopefully it I'll go to 1$ by end of his year 🫣🥹 $NOT

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Something really wonder, why all the new coins except $TAO has fallen down? Does anyone have any idea about the reason? 🤔🫢 #ENA #newcoins $NOT #Notcion

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I have a question, before halving do I have to sell my assets and buy again after halving? or I have to hold my assets during the halving process? Kindly assist me, thank you ☺️

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