ArchLoot Announces Permanent Burn of 44.58 Million Tokens
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The blockchain game project ArchLoot has decided to permanently burn approximately 44.58 million locked tokens, representing about 4.46% of its total maximum supply. The burn will include tokens from various pools and will not be distributed or unlocked after the process.
Details of the Token Burn
ArchLoot, a blockchain gaming project, has announced the permanent burning of around 44.58 million of its locked tokens. This amount corresponds to approximately 4.46% of the project's total maximum token supply. According to Lookonchain, the tokens being burned include:
- 30 million from the ECO Pool
- 10.41 million from the Treasure Pool
- 4.17 million from the Reserve Pool
Once the tokens are burned, they will no longer be unlocked, distributed, or circulated. The project plans to release the on-chain transaction hash for community verification after the burn is completed.
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