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someone asked about @freedznft : “Does burning art destroy value or create scarcity?” good question, here is how i see it: imagine a collection has a supply of 8,000 NFTs • 6,000 holders keep their NFTs unlisted • 2,000 are listed for sale as burners gradually buy and burn those 2,000 listed NFTs, the available supply disappears what remains? 6,000 NFTs, none listed on the market now imagine the collection keeps securing valuable collaborations that bring real benefits to holders more people across CT discover it and want to buy, but there are no NFTs available if someone lists one, burners may buy and burn it too limited supply combined with growing demand can create upward pressure on the collection’s value the same idea applies to individual factions imagine one faction has 100 NFTs, if 20 are burned, only 80 remain, potentially making the remaining pieces more desirable to collectors so overall, burning can increase the value of both the collection and its factions, as long as there is enough utility for holders to have a reason to keep holding that leads to lower supply on one side and higher demand on the other 🟥 @EpikNFT and @seizzi what do you think?