If that's the case I agree, there's no need to keep burning coins, if interest in coins actually increases for some people who like to invest, but the drawback is that if the coins are not burned, the increase will be hampered, but I don't know what factors influence it, especially if the demand for coins is increasing, then what is the function of the burning?
Generally, the burning of coins is only to reduce the supply, regardless of whether the price will go up or down because it has nothing to do with anything although the effect can be very clear, namely to a better price when the coin continues to be hunted by everyone in the market.