What Are Burnt Tokens?
- Definition: Burnt tokens are tokens that are permanently removed from circulation, usually by sending them to an inaccessible wallet.
- Why They Matter:
- Scarcity: Reducing the supply can increase the value of remaining tokens.
- Trust: Projects that burn tokens show commitment to long-term value.
How to Identify Meme Coins with Strong Tokenomics
- Check the Burn Mechanism:
- Example: Shiba Inu’s burn wallet reduces the total supply over time.
- How to Check:
- Go to Solscan or Birdeye.
- Search for the meme coin’s contract address.
- Look for a burn wallet (e.g., a wallet with a large balance and no outgoing transactions).
- Analyze Tokenomics:
- Total Supply: Check the total and circulating supply.
- Distribution: Ensure tokens are fairly distributed (avoid coins where the top 10 wallets hold > 50% of the supply).
- Utility: Look for coins with a use case (e.g., staking, governance).
Tools for Analyzing Tokenomics
- Solscan:
- Website: Solscan
- How to Use:
- Search for the meme coin’s contract address.
- Check the “Holders” tab to see token distribution.
- Look for burn wallets or large holdings.
- Birdeye:
- Website: Birdeye
- How to Use:
- Search for the meme coin.
- Check the “Tokenomics” tab to see supply and distribution.
- RugDoc:
- Website: RugDoc
- How to Use:
- Search for the meme coin.
- Check the audit and risk rating.
Insider Tips for Identifying Strong Tokenomics
- Look for Deflationary Mechanisms: Coins with burn mechanisms or deflationary features tend to perform better.
- Avoid Scams: Use RugDoc to check for audits and avoid high-risk projects.
- Check Community Engagement: Strong communities often indicate long-term potential.