$GIGGLE price dropped from 77 to 67, equivalent to a 10% discount; however, the project donates transaction fees and burns tokens daily, resulting in fewer coins and a bigger story — discounted good goods become more valuable as they drop.
1. Price is discounted, but value is not discounted
From 77.87 to 67.76, the drop looks alarming, but the fundamentals of the project remain unchanged: a total supply of 1 million tokens, daily automatic burns, and Binance fee donations; these actions that "reduce the supply" are actually accelerating.
2. Charitable stories attract more attention than technology
Other coins talk about technology, GIGGLE talks about "every transaction donates books to poor children." Such stories are most easily amplified in a bull market because retail investors understand and are willing to spread them.
3. The more it drops, the more people come to "pick up bargains"
67 is the lowest point in 24 hours and also a previously dense transaction area. Technicians see "support levels + decreasing volume," while sentiment-driven people see "doing good can also make money," making it easy for the two groups to form a synergy here.