What I find interesting about @EverValueCoin is that the model goes beyond simply burning tokens. With $EVA, the Bitcoin reserve and the token supply are designed to move in opposite directions: as BTC accumulates in the vault, the supply of EVA can continue to decrease through the burn mechanism. With the supply already declining toward approximately 18.5M EVA, each burn is tied back to wBTC from real mining profits, creating a mechanism intended to establish a price floor rather than simply making the chart look deflationary. That connection between Bitcoin reserves, scarcity, and the burn mechanism is what makes the model worth looking at more closely. Don’t just watch the price. Look at what’s happening underneath it.