🚨 CYBERLEEK BURNED $1.5 MILLION IN TOKENS TO LOOK HONEST. THEN KEPT EVERYTHING THAT ACTUALLY PAYS. The burn was real. Almost $1.5 million in dev tokens, gone, publicly, as proof they're not in it for money. Now look at what didn't get burned. The creator tokens. Still held. Worth over half a million on their own. The transaction fees. Still flowing. Estimated $40k to $70k and climbing every time someone trades. And they're charging $165,000 for a single reply. Read that again. One hundred and sixty five thousand dollars. To respond to a post. Here's what nobody's saying about that burn. Burning dev tokens is the loudest, most screenshottable move in crypto. It looks like sacrifice. It trends. It buys you an entire news cycle of people calling you principled. And it costs you the one revenue stream you were never going to be able to cash out cleanly anyway, because dumping dev tokens on your own holders is the fastest way to kill the narrative you're monetizing. So they torched the part that was hardest to spend and kept the parts that print quietly. Fees don't need a sell wall. Creator tokens don't move the chart. Paid replies don't show up on a rug checker. This is the same account that watermarked stolen GTA 6 footage with a Solana ticker and called it a protest for gamers. Now it's a business with pricing tiers. The burn wasn't a sacrifice. It was marketing spend, and half the internet paid for the campaign with free reach.