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Burn tokens

Burn ERC-20 tokens you hold on Robinhood Chain. Non-custodial — you sign every transaction.

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Token & action

Enter the token address and raw amount to burn.

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Details

This tool permanently destroys ERC-20 tokens you hold on Robinhood Chain, reducing the circulating supply. You paste the contract address, enter the amount, and sign. The burned tokens are gone forever and can never be recovered or minted back.

Burning is irreversible, and it happens entirely from your own wallet. Dexmint only prepares the transaction; your signature is what destroys the tokens.

How to burn ERC-20 tokens on Robinhood Chain

  1. Connect the wallet holding the tokens

    Connect the wallet that actually holds the tokens you want to destroy. The tool reads your balance on-chain so you can see what you have before you type anything.

  2. Enter the token address

    Paste the contract address of the ERC-20 token. The tool loads its decimals and your current balance to help you enter the amount correctly.

  3. Set the amount to burn

    Type the amount in raw units, the token's smallest denomination. Double-check it, because once the transaction confirms there is no undo.

  4. Review the fee and sign

    The fee ledger shows Dexmint's flat fee in ETH before you approve anything. Sign the fee transaction, then sign the burn transaction.

  5. Verify the supply change

    After both transactions confirm, totalSupply drops on the explorer. The burn is recorded in the token's history for anyone to see.

What burning does to your token

Burning sends tokens to an unrecoverable address, which permanently lowers the total supply. Every burn is a public on-chain event, and because the supply number is lower, each remaining token represents a slightly larger share of the project.

Projects burn for several reasons: removing unsold allocation, reducing supply after a migration, or signalling long-term commitment. Whatever the reason, the effect is the same, fewer tokens exist.

Burn deliberately, there is no undo

Destroyed tokens cannot be restored. Before you sign, confirm the amount, the token, and that you really want the supply to shrink. Communities generally read burns as a positive signal, but only when the burn is intentional and announced.

Frequently asked questions

How much does burning cost?

One flat Dexmint fee plus the network gas for the two transactions, both shown in the ledger in ETH before your wallet opens.

Can a burn be undone?

No. Tokens sent to the burn address can never be recovered, and no one, not even the owner, can mint them back if the token is no longer mintable. Treat it as final.

Who can burn tokens?

You can burn tokens from your own balance. Dexmint never touches your holdings, and no one else can burn your tokens without your approval.

Does burning change the price?

It lowers the total supply, which means each remaining token represents a larger share of the project. Whether the price moves depends on the market, but the supply change itself is immediate and public.

Where can I practise burning safely?

On Robinhood Testnet. Deploy a practice token, mint some extra supply, and burn it to watch totalSupply move before you do anything on mainnet.