$LUNC burned 460 billion tokens already. The number sounds impressive—and that’s the trap.
The brain clings to big numbers but misses the context. 460 billion has been burned, 5.5 trillion is still in circulation. Percentage-wise, it’s a drop. But if you show only the first digit, it creates an illusion of progress that doesn’t exist yet.
This isn’t specifically about #LUNC . It’s about how easy it is to confuse "something is happening" with "something is changing." Burning is an action. Whether it works is a question of demand and time—not loud numbers in the headline.
A disciplined investor doesn’t ask "how much was burned." They ask "is the pace enough for it to become noticeable at the scale of the remaining supply?" Until there’s an answer, there’s only the process.
The brain clings to big numbers but misses the context. 460 billion has been burned, 5.5 trillion is still in circulation. Percentage-wise, it’s a drop. But if you show only the first digit, it creates an illusion of progress that doesn’t exist yet.
This isn’t specifically about #LUNC . It’s about how easy it is to confuse "something is happening" with "something is changing." Burning is an action. Whether it works is a question of demand and time—not loud numbers in the headline.
A disciplined investor doesn’t ask "how much was burned." They ask "is the pace enough for it to become noticeable at the scale of the remaining supply?" Until there’s an answer, there’s only the process.
