BNB led major token burns over the last 30 days, with $1.20 billion burned. JST followed at $23.5 million, GT at $22.4 million, HTX at $15.5 million and POL at $10.1 million.
Why it matters
BNB's supply has declined from 200 million to 131.5 million as it moves toward a 100 million target. The reported burns highlight how scheduled or ongoing supply reductions are being used across several token ecosystems.
Market impact
The figures measure the value of tokens burned, not a guaranteed change in market price. POL has another 22 million tokens queued for its next burn, making that planned reduction a future supply event to watch.
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Frequently asked questions
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Which token had the largest reported burn over the last 30 days?
BNB led, with $1.20 billion in burn value.
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How far has BNB supply fallen toward its 100 million target?
BNB supply has declined from 200 million to 131.5 million.
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Which tokens followed BNB in reported burn value?
JST recorded $23.5 million, GT $22.4 million, HTX $15.5 million and POL $10.1 million.
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How many POL tokens are queued for a future burn?
Another 22 million POL tokens are queued for the next burn.
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Do the reported burn values guarantee a change in token prices?
No. The figures represent the value of tokens burned and do not guarantee a market-price move.
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