burns. planned

Every buy-back burn will be written here with its transaction hash, so the footer number on the home page can always be traced back to a transaction on Arc. Nothing is counted until it is on chain.

The table below is empty because nothing has been burnt. The treasury mechanism is not running yet. This page exists now so that the record starts on day one instead of being assembled later from memory.

Two things this page will not pretend

• A transfer to a burn address does not necessarily reduce the token’s reported total supply. Unless the contract has a real burn function, the tokens are only moved to an address nobody holds the keys to. That is still permanent, but it is not the same claim — so this page will say which one happened.
• Claiming fees is not burning. Moving fees into the treasury is one transaction; buying $Arc1 and destroying it is another. Only the second one ever gets counted here.

This page reads burn-ledger.json. Numbers shown are only as good as the transactions linked beside them — verify each one on the explorer before trusting the total.

$Arc1 is a community meme token with no roadmap, no promises and no expectation of profit. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Arc, Circle, or any of their products, and nothing here is financial advice.