Many cryptocurrencies use the coin burning mechanism as part of their strategy. Here are some of the most prominent of these coins:

### 1. **Binance Coin (BNB)**

- Binance burns a portion of its BNB coins periodically, as part of its plan to reduce supply and increase value in the long term.

### 2. **Shiba Inu (SHIB)**

- Shiba Inu uses a coin burning mechanism on a regular basis, where amounts of SHIB are burned to enhance its value and increase scarcity.

### 3. **Ethereum (ETH)**

- After the EIP-1559 update, a portion of the transaction fees (gas) on the Ethereum network are burned, which contributes to reducing the supply of ETH.

### 4. **Terra (LUNA)**

- In the Terra system, LUNA is burned to enhance the stability of its stablecoin, where burning operations are used to balance supply and demand.

### 5. **Huobi Token (HT)**

- Huobi burns HT periodically as part of its strategy to manage supply and increase the value of the token.

### 6. **Fantom (FTM)**

- The Fantom network uses a burning mechanism to reduce the supply of FTM, which contributes to increased scarcity and value.

### 7. **Ripple (XRP)**

- A portion of XRP is burned with each transaction, which contributes to reducing the supply over time.

The burning mechanism is a way to direct the market and boost the value of the token, and many projects use it to enhance their sustainability.