Did you hear about that new layer‑2 token that’s planning a 30‑day supply burst? It’s got the hype, but the math is wild. Let's break it down and see if it’s a sprint or a marathon.

Alright, let’s break it down. 1. **Base supply** – 1 M tokens locked in the contract. 2. **Daily burn rate** – 3 % of circulating supply every day for 30 days. 3. **Daily burn amount** – Day 1 burns 30 k, day 2 burns 29 k, and so on. 4. **Total burned over 30 days** – Approximately 900 k tokens (3 % × 30 days × 1 M). 5. **Remaining supply after 30 days** – 100 k tokens left in the contract, but still circulating. **What this means for price** - If demand stays constant, the price could climb roughly 3× (1 M ÷ 100 k). - But if demand drops or market sentiment shifts, the sudden drop in supply could cause a price spike and then a sharp correction once the burn stops. **Risk check** - The burn stops after 30 days, so the supply will spike back up to 1 M if no new tokens are minted. - Check if there’s a cap on new issuance; otherwise, the token could dilute the 100 k remaining and kill the upside. Bottom line: it’s a quick win if you’re in before day 30, but the long‑term payoff hinges on post‑burn supply control. Keep an eye on the contract code for any hidden mechanics.