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On-chain burn intelligence

Crypto burns, measured against the supply.

Track permanent token removals, inspect the underlying transactions, and understand whether the number is materially significant.

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Tracker accessSource status
H HyperliquidHYPEAssistance fund and gas burns Checking E EthereumETHEIP-1559 base-fee burns Checking L Luna ClassicLUNCDirect and tax burn model Checking T TRONTRXNetwork fees and Independence Day burn Checking
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H HyperliquidHYPEAssistance fund and gas burns Checking L UNUS SED LEOLEOCanonical Vaulta burns Checking E EthereumETHEIP-1559 base-fee burns Checking X XRPXRPValidated transaction fees Checking T TRONTRXNetwork fees and Independence Day burn Checking S Shiba InuSHIBDead-wallet transfers Checking L Luna ClassicLUNCDirect and tax burn model Checking I Internet ComputerICPLedger fees and protocol burns Checking
01Verify the destinationConfirmed burn wallet or protocol destruction rule.
02Normalize the eventComparable amounts, timestamps, blocks, and transaction IDs.
03Add the denominatorBurn totals expressed against supply and relevant time windows.
Asset comparison

Compare tracked burn impact

Rank normalized burn totals against each asset's all-time peak protocol supply or current market price.

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  1. — H HyperliquidHYPE
    —tracked Checking normalized data
    Loading% of all-time peak supply
  2. — L UNUS SED LEOLEO
    —tracked Checking normalized data
    Loading% of all-time peak supply
  3. — E EthereumETH
    —tracked Checking normalized data
    Loading% of all-time peak supply
  4. — X XRPXRP
    —tracked Checking normalized data
    Loading% of all-time peak supply
  5. — T TRONTRX
    —tracked Checking normalized data
    Loading% of all-time peak supply
  6. — S Shiba InuSHIB
    —tracked Checking normalized data
    Loading% of all-time peak supply
  7. — L Luna ClassicLUNC
    —tracked Checking normalized data
    Loading% of all-time peak supply
  8. — I Internet ComputerICP
    —tracked Checking normalized data
    Loading% of all-time peak supply

Every asset uses the same rule: tracked cumulative burns divided by the highest protocol supply ever created. Fixed-supply assets use their genesis maximum; dynamic-supply assets use a source-backed observed peak. USD ranking marks tracked tokens at the latest available spot price; it is not their value when burned.

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