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# Burning Mechanism

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**BURN OF UNVERIFIED /UNCLIAMED COINS**

Tokens earned by users who failed to complete identity verification (kyc) within the required time frame, may be permanently removed from circulation, ensuring only active participants retain value.

**20% BURN OF ALL TRANSACTION FEE**

For every on-chain transaction, 20% of fees are burned, directly linking network usage to increase scarcity.

**OPTIONAL BURN FOR COMMUNITY INCENTIVE**

Scheduled or event based burns may be introduce through campaigns, milestones, or governance decisions to strengthen community participation.

**BURN OF DORMANT REWARDS**

Unclaimed rewards over a defined period may be burned to prevent inactive supply accumulation.

The burning mechanism ensures that as network activity grows, supply becomes more scarce, aligning value with real participation.


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