Many hear it, but few really understand what it implies.
Token burning is a process by which a project permanently removes a certain amount of tokens from circulation. This is done by sending them to an inaccessible wallet (also called a black hole or burned wallet).
What is this for?
It reduces the total supply of the token, which can influence its value, depending on demand. It is similar to when a company buys back shares and then removes them from the market.
Not all projects burn tokens, and it does not always have an immediate impact on price. It is important to analyze the context and strategy of the project.
Real example: BNB, the token from Binance, has a programmed quarterly burning mechanism. This is transparently explained in its whitepaper.
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