every burn,
on the record.
supply & burns.
Supply numbers come straight from the mint account. Burn transactions are searched in the coin’s most recent on-chain history — the page tells you exactly how far back it looked.
how a burn is counted.
supply
getTokenSupply / getAccountInfo on the mint gives the live supply. A real burn instruction lowers this number for good.
start
For pump.fun coins the starting supply is read from the coin’s own bonding-curve account (1,000,000,000). Otherwise you can type it.
incinerator
Tokens sent to 1nc1nerator… are not destroyed but can never move. They are counted separately, never mixed with real burns.
history
Recent signatures of the mint (and of incinerator accounts) are decoded and every burn / burnChecked instruction for this mint is listed.
verify
Paste any transaction signature: the page decodes it and shows exactly what was burned, by whom and whether it succeeded.
what this page can and cannot tell you.
Busy coins have thousands of trades. The page decodes the newest 30 transactions (40 on the paid RPC) out of the newest 100–150 signatures, so older burns may not be listed — but the supply number always includes them.
Exact for pump.fun coins (read from the curve). For other coins it is whatever you type; if it is wrong, the burned amount is wrong.
Tokens in the incinerator still count in the supply. We show them as “locked in the incinerator”, not as burned.
Tokens a team “locks”, keeps in a dead-looking wallet or sells are not burns. Only supply reduction and the incinerator are counted.
If a project says it burned X, paste the transaction in the verify box. If the chain disagrees, trust the chain.
On the public RPC the scan is paced and may pause on rate limits; progress and the exact count analysed are shown.
links & status.
Anything not published yet says “Coming Soon”. Nothing here is invented.