Optional · permanent · your call
Burn GME.
Take some of your own GME out of circulation, for good. One transaction from your wallet. No fee to us, no middleman, and this page never holds your tokens.
The burn address · nobody holds its key
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaDBlockscout ↗Tokens sent here can never move again. Anyone can check the balance on the explorer.
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Burn your GME
Takes about a minute. You can cancel in your wallet at any point and nothing happens.
Your wallet is on a different network.
Connect a wallet to continue.
In your wallet: 0 GME
- You burn
- That is
- How
- Network fee
- A little ETH, set by your wallet
What this does
- Burning is permanent. The tokens leave your wallet and can never be moved again. There is no undo and no support desk that can reverse it.
- Only your own GME. Your wallet signs one transaction. This page never holds your tokens and never sees your keys or recovery phrase.
- Nothing is promised. A burn makes fewer tokens exist. It does not guarantee a higher price, and nobody here is paid for it. Burn only what you are happy to lose.
- Check it yourself. Your wallet shows the exact transaction before you sign. After it confirms, the transaction and the burn address balance are public on the explorer.
- How the count works. Tokens sent to the burn address are counted as burned. If the contract has its own burn function, tokens it destroys are counted too, by comparing today's supply with the original 1,000,000,000.
Latest burns
Straight from the explorer. Tap a wallet to see its history in the Money Brain.
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Top burners
Ranked from the latest burns the explorer returned.
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GME is a memecoin with no promise of value or returns, and its price can go to zero. Burning is optional and irreversible, and gas fees are not refunded. This page reads public chain data and can be wrong or out of date, so verify on the explorer. Not financial advice.