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Cryptocurrency burning is a deliberate process where a portion of tokens is permanently removed from circulation. This is achieved by sending the coins to a special "burn address," a wallet that cannot be accessed because it lacks private keys. As a result, the tokens sent to this address are irretrievable, effectively reducing the overall supply.

Why is Token Burning Important?

1. Reducing Supply: By decreasing the number of coins in circulation, the scarcity effect comes into play. If demand remains steady or increases, the reduced supply can drive up the value of the remaining tokens.

2. Enhancing Value: This process can serve as a mechanism to increase the perceived and actual value of the token, making it more appealing to investors.

3. Meeting Commitments: Many crypto projects commit to periodic token burns as part of their roadmap to build trust and maintain a sustainable token economy.

Consider this: if you had 100 exclusive event tickets and decided to destroy 20 of them, the remaining 80 would become rarer and, consequently, more valuable. Similarly, token burns are a strategic move that benefits both the project and its investors by fostering scarcity and enhancing the tokenโ€™s worth.

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