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A token burn is when a project permanently removes some of its tokens from circulation by sending them to a special wallet that nobody can access.

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How a burn works

Think of it like taking money and locking it in a safe that can never be opened, those tokens are gone forever.

Permanent removal

Burned tokens are sent to an inaccessible wallet and can never be retrieved or spent.

Reduced supply

Burns lower the total supply of a token in circulation.

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Why projects burn tokens

Burns are usually done to reduce the total supply of a token. It is similar to a company buying back its own shares: when supply goes down and demand stays the same or increases, each remaining unit becomes more scarce. Burns can also signal that a project is committed to long-term stability, because it is giving up part of its own supply to benefit the ecosystem.
Scarcity can influence value over time, but token prices are affected by many factors. A burn is one mechanism among many and is not a guarantee of any particular price outcome.

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Burn Schedule

$GMRX supply doesn’t just shrink when it’s convenient — it shrinks on a schedule. Three burn mechanisms run continuously and compound over time, each triggered by a different rhythm: the calendar, the month, and the community itself.

Weekly Burn

$75 worth of GMRX burned every Monday, without fail.

Monthly Burn

100,000,000 GMRX burned on the 1st of every month.

Milestone Burn

Triggered by GAIMIN Club growth. The bigger the community, the bigger the burn.

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Weekly Burn

Every Monday, GAIMIN burns $75 worth of GMRX at market price. It’s small by design, a steady, predictable drip that keeps deflationary pressure constant week over week, rain or shine.

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Monthly Burn

On the 1st of each month, 100,000,000 GMRX is permanently removed from supply. This is the heavyweight of the recurring schedule, delivering a meaningful, scheduled reduction that stacks on top of the weekly burn every single month. Powered by real usage: every transaction fee on the Launcher feeds this burn, backed further by overage of market liquidity and GMRX deals.

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Why Two Denominations?

You’ll notice the weekly burn is priced in dollars while the monthly burn is fixed in GMRX. That’s intentional, not inconsistent, the two denominations balance each other out against market volatility:
  • Weekly ($75 in GMRX): Pegging the small, frequent burn to a dollar value keeps its real-world impact constant even as GMRX’s price moves. A cheap week doesn’t mean a token-count burn, and a pumping week doesn’t mean an oversized one. The weekly cadence stays predictable.
  • Monthly (100,000,000 GMRX): Fixing the larger, once-a-month burn in raw token count guarantees a known, unshakeable reduction in circulating supply, regardless of where price sits that day. This keeps the supply-side math predictable; token holders always know exactly how much GMRX disappears each month.
Together, the dollar-denominated weekly burn and the token-denominated monthly burn hedge each other against volatility, giving the community both a stable value commitment and a stable supply commitment, instead of one being at the mercy of the other.

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Milestone Burns

GAIMIN Club membership doesn’t just grow the community; it burns supply. Every time the Club crosses a major membership threshold, GAIMIN executes a one-time burn sized to match the achievement:
Milestone burns scale directly with community size. The more members join the GAIMIN Club, the more GMRX gets permanently removed from circulation. Growth and scarcity move together. All numbers are reviewed quarterly and updated based on company progress.

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