Coin type

Layer 1 token burns

Layer 1 coins run their own blockchain. Most of them destroy some or all of each transaction fee, so their burns rise and fall with how much the network is used.

Coins tracked
7
Burned (30D)
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vs previous period
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Combined market cap
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Layer 1 coins

Range
Value at
7 coins
This period (30D)All-timeMarket
# Burn types Last 30 days
1 LLuna ClassicLUNC —— — —— — —— FeeBurn-wallet — —
2 BBNBBNB —— — —— — —— FeeBurn-wallet — —
3 EEthereumETH —— — —— — —— Fee — —
4 XXRPXRP —— — —— — —— Fee — —
5 TTRONTRX —— — —— — —— FeeBurn-wallet — —
6 HHyperliquidHYPE —— — —— — —— FeeBuybackBurn-wallet — —
7 IInternet ComputerICP —— — —— — —— Fee — —

Burn change compares tokens burned in the range with the period before it. % of supply and all-time burned use each coin's all-time peak protocol supply. Yearly pace scales the last 3 months of burns to a year. All-time $ values every burned token at today's price.

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Other categories

Ranges end on the last complete UTC day and are compared with the period of the same length before. Burn-day price values each day's burns at that day's price; days without a price stay in the token totals and are left out of the dollar totals. Daily prices reach back one year, so "All" uses today's price. Figures come from each coin's tracker. How we calculate burns.