$Jager The JAGER team has completed the first round of its “dead address” tax rewards burn under its Community-First Plan.
Hunter Time rewards from inactive exchange addresses (excluding Binance’s aggregation address) were processed as follows: the $Jager portion was burned directly, while the $JAGERBNB portion was converted to BNB, used to buy back $JAGER, and then burned.
On-chain proof (BSC verified) confirms:
1️⃣ Claiming Dead Address Tax Rewards (BNB)
🔗 bscscan.com/tx/0xb984c75f6…
2️⃣ BNB Buyback of $JAGER
🔗 bscscan.com/tx/0xb984c75f6…
3️⃣ Burning $JAGER
🔗 bscscan.com/tx/0xd892bc467…
“Dead addresses” refer to exchange aggregation wallets that cannot distribute dividends to users, with rewards redirected for burns to benefit active holders. JAGER states the process is fully transparent, verifiable on-chain, and will be open-sourced for community oversight.
The initiative is part of JAGER’s long-term commitment to increase holder value and sustain its BNB 100K vision.
