First, let's look at the price trajectory of the coin—when it launched in April last year, it surged from 0.03 to 2.6, like it was injected with chicken blood. What happened next? In a year and a half, it dropped back to 0.026, almost zero. But from November 19 to 20 this year, it again skyrocketed from 0.03 to 0.36, close to a tenfold increase, and now it has retraced to around 0.13 for consolidation.
What is the first target of this rebound? I think at least up to 0.15.
The logic behind it needs to be discussed. TNSR is associated with both the SOL ecosystem and the NFT concept. Recently, Tensor Labs acquired Tensor Marketplace and Tensorians. Even more aggressively, they directly adjusted the protocol incentive mechanism: all transaction fees are thrown into the treasury, and the founder's tokens are directly burned. This deflationary play is essentially giving the project a complete rebranding.
The current market value is 63 million, to be honest, it's not high. What the entire NFT trading sector lacks is projects that have actual actions. If SOL gains momentum this round, TNSR will most likely follow suit. The market has been activated, and the whales are clearly controlling it. Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, but it can be monitored in the medium to long term.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 12-01 12:10
The whole trap of destroying tokens is just for listening. The key is still whether SOL can rise again.
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OfflineNewbie
· 12-01 09:09
If it breaks 0.15, just enter a position directly. The combination of destruction + handling fees into the treasury is indeed a bit harsh.
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When SOL starts to rise, TNSR has to follow, just watch if the market is activated.
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With a market capitalization of only 63 million, still daring to tell a story, this market is really small.
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From 2.6 falling to 0.026 and then being pumped up again, this rebound feels a bit familiar.
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With the deflationary mechanism + SOL ecosystem, the logic is well laid out, just see if it can break out later.
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The market maker is obviously controlling the market trend, retail investors entering still have to rely on luck.
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Didn’t enter a position during that 0.36 wave, now chasing feels a bit anxious.
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Acquisition + destruction, the project party is taking this seriously.
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In the short term, it should touch around 0.15; whether it can break is key.
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The NFT track has been too cold in the past two years, and projects with actual actions are indeed scarce.
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RugPullProphet
· 11-30 02:38
The move to burn Tokens is indeed interesting, but don't be blinded by that wave at 0.36.
After consolidating at 0.13 for so long, the market maker is accumulating chips, so we still need to be cautious.
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ParanoiaKing
· 11-29 10:33
Burning the founder's tokens is a decent move, at least it's not just hot air. But what I'm more concerned about is whether this project can really survive?
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shadowy_supercoder
· 11-28 12:50
The plan to burn tokens sounds good, but we need to see if they can hold it up in the future. Many projects have said the same thing before.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 11-28 12:48
ngl, the 10x pump from 0.03 to 0.36 had me sweating... been there before, watched too many recoveries turn into liquidation nightmares. the token burn thing is cute, but honestly? seen way better copium plays crash harder. SOL ecosystem carries a lot of these, no cap.
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GweiObserver
· 11-28 12:41
Oh, this deflationary mechanism is quite interesting. The operation of destroying the founder's tokens is not just a joke.
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ForumLurker
· 11-28 12:41
The act of burning founder tokens is indeed quite interesting, much stronger than those projects that merely shout slogans.
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GasFeeCryer
· 11-28 12:36
The trap of burning tokens is here again, every time they say it will be deflationary, but in the end, it still continues to fall.
$TNSR This operation has some substance.
First, let's look at the price trajectory of the coin—when it launched in April last year, it surged from 0.03 to 2.6, like it was injected with chicken blood. What happened next? In a year and a half, it dropped back to 0.026, almost zero. But from November 19 to 20 this year, it again skyrocketed from 0.03 to 0.36, close to a tenfold increase, and now it has retraced to around 0.13 for consolidation.
What is the first target of this rebound? I think at least up to 0.15.
The logic behind it needs to be discussed. TNSR is associated with both the SOL ecosystem and the NFT concept. Recently, Tensor Labs acquired Tensor Marketplace and Tensorians. Even more aggressively, they directly adjusted the protocol incentive mechanism: all transaction fees are thrown into the treasury, and the founder's tokens are directly burned. This deflationary play is essentially giving the project a complete rebranding.
The current market value is 63 million, to be honest, it's not high. What the entire NFT trading sector lacks is projects that have actual actions. If SOL gains momentum this round, TNSR will most likely follow suit. The market has been activated, and the whales are clearly controlling it. Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, but it can be monitored in the medium to long term.