Retail investors chase hot topics, institutions focus on structure—The truth behind the JST burn event

On October 22nd this year, JST completed its first buyback and burn. That day, many people were watching the K-line for a big bullish candle, but it didn’t appear, so they left. But if you look at it over a longer period, from the 0.03314 starting point on that day to now, the price has already increased by 35%.

The difference lies here: most people trade based on emotional fluctuations—if they don’t see it, they think there’s no hope; smart money trades based on underlying logic—buyback and burn reduce circulating supply. This structural change doesn’t happen overnight; it needs to be gradually released.

The "one-day trip" mentality is the easiest to miss out. Those who hold back their patience and see through the burn cycle have actually gained from this structural dividend. The market has always rewarded patient investors, not those who rush to chase gains.