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GOATS Completes 10th Token Burn, Reducing Supply by 37.7M Tokens

GOATS Completes 10th Token Burn, Reducing Supply by 37.7M Tokens

X2025/03/19 03:07

According to official sources, $GOATS has successfully completed its 10th scheduled token burn, further reducing circulating supply and optimizing its tokenomics.

📌 This Week’s Burn Breakdown:

TON Buyback Burn: 25,459,809.99 $GOATS (Avg. price: $0.00009064)

GOATS Revenue Burn: 12,247,271.99 $GOATS

Total Burned: 37,707,081.98 $GOATS

Supply After Burn: 19,659,379,176.56 $GOATS

📌 Burn Protocol:

1️⃣ Weekly $TON revenue buybacks continuously reduce supply.

2️⃣ 100% of $GOATS revenue is converted into burn fuel to enhance scarcity.

The team stated that this burn aims to tighten market supply, strengthen token economics, and maintain momentum.

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