Every trade pays a creator fee. That fee buys this token on the open market and burns it — on a loop, forever. No tax on your trade. Nothing added, nothing deducted. Just a number that falls.
How it works
Most burn tokens take a cut of your trade. This one doesn't touch your trade at all.
No transfer tax, no buy tax, no sell tax. You pay exactly what you'd pay on any other token. Nothing is deducted and no wallet is exempt — because there is nothing to be exempt from.
The launchpad already pays a creator fee on every trade. Instead of sitting in a wallet, it's swept out, spent buying this token on the open market, and the tokens are destroyed.
A real burn instruction against the mint. Not sent to a dead address, not parked in a treasury. Removed from total supply, irreversibly.
More trading means more fees means more buying and burning. The number above falls faster the busier it gets. That's the whole design.
Verify
Every number here is read live from the chain on load. None of it is stored or stated by us.
Open the mint on any explorer and read the supply field. It should match the number above, and it should be lower than it was yesterday. view the mint →
Every burn in the feed links to its transaction. Open one and you'll see a burn instruction against the mint, with the amount.
Revoked at launch. No more can ever be created, so the supply figure can only fall. Check the authority field on the mint yourself.
The wallet that buys and burns is public. Its whole history is buys followed by burns, and nothing else. view the wallet →