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# 10. TOKEN VELOCITY CONTROL

GXB operates a macro-level Token Velocity Control mechanism to prevent value dilution caused by excessive market circulation and to ensure the long-term stability of asset value:

* **Treasury Reserve:** Excess market supply is absorbed into the protocol treasury and converted into a permanent or long-term locked supply state.
* **Institutional Lock:** Long-term holding obligations are imposed on key ecosystem partners and financial institutions, fundamentally eliminating sell-side pressure.
* **Staking:** Individual and institutional investors voluntarily lock up tokens in exchange for staking rewards, thereby directly reducing the circulating supply in the market.
* **Burn Mechanism:** A portion of fees and protocol revenues is permanently burned, exponentially increasing the scarcity of the asset over time.
* **Liquidity Reserve:** In the event of abnormal market volatility, a protocol-level buffer mechanism is activated to ensure liquidity stability and resilience.


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