$AXON BURN
Trading fees buy $AXON and burn it.
Trading fees feed the burn pot. Anyone can fire it. The ETH inside has one exit: buy $AXON on the market and send it to the dead address. There is no withdraw function.
What holding $AXON is worth →Next burn
0.0000 ETH
The pot holds 0.0000 ETH. A burn needs 0.001 ETH, so it fires as soon as fees bring it there. Nothing is lost while it waits: every burn spends what is in the pot at the time.
$AXON trades in a Uniswap pool, and the fees from it are held by the launchpad until it releases them. That release is not ours to schedule. The moment it lands the pot is funded and burns, usually within a minute, which is why the pot reads empty almost all of the time. This one is past the usual gap. Nothing is stuck: fees keep accruing either way, and the whole amount arrives whenever it is released.
Recently burns have been about 89 minutes apart, set by how often trading fees are released to the pot rather than by the 30 minute minimum.
ETH burned
5.1430
spent buying $AXON
Tokens burned
183.22M
sent to 0x…dEaD
Burns
668
since launch
In the pot
0.0000
waiting to burn
How the schedule works
Every burn
25 shown
Each row is the transaction that did it. Open one to see the tokens arrive at the dead address.
Check it yourself
Figures on this page are read from the pot on Robinhood Chain each time it loads.