Deflation Progressing Steadily: 38,379.94 DMD Permanently Burned by Smart Contract Last Week
[June 18, 2026] The latest on-chain data from the DMDAO Intelligent Computing Center reveals that over the past 7 calendar days, the DMD smart contract has automatically executed and physically burned a total of 38,379.94 DMD.
Continuous Convergence Toward the 1-Million Total Cap: The steady progression of this round of burning is driving DMD further toward its ultimate scarcity cap of 1,000,000 tokens. Driven by the daily operations of matrix wealth management withdrawals and resonance mechanisms, circulating market supplies are undergoing a sustained structural tightening.
A True Reflection of Market-Making Revenue: The continuous growth in burn data directly mirrors the real-world business performance and high-frequency spread capture capabilities of the underlying Matrix Prime market-making system on the public chain. Based on the Euler linear deflation model, the decrease in total circulating supply simultaneously strengthens the value-bearing capacity of the remaining tokens.
Long-Term Expectations for Global Liquidity: DMDAO official stated that with the formal launch of the DMD/USDC trading pair on PancakeSwap today, DMD is transitioning completely from a niche consensus to the global secondary market. This critical milestone will introduce a broader pool of external buying pressure and provide long-term support for the pool's stability, directly binding the future asset expectations of DMD with the digital asset dividends across the entire network.
Deflation continues; structures reshape. With the opening of the public trading market, DMDAO officially enters a brand new era of liquidity!
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