The exact process for sending BTTC to a burning endpoint will depend on the specific platform or wallet you are using. However, here are some general steps and considerations:

Identify the Burning Endpoint: The burning endpoint is a specific address or contract where tokens are sent to be permanently removed from circulation. You'll need to obtain the correct address for the BTTC burning endpoint. This information can usually be found on the official BTTC website or community forums.  

Choose Your Sending Method:

Cryptocurrency Exchange: If you hold BTTC on an exchange that supports token burning, you can typically initiate the burn process directly from the exchange platform. Look for a "Burn" or "Destroy" option associated with your BTTC holdings.

Cryptocurrency Wallet: If you hold BTTC in a personal wallet, you'll need to send the tokens to the burning endpoint address using the wallet's transaction functionality. Ensure you have enough network fees to cover the transaction costs.

Initiate the Burn Transaction:

Exchange: Follow the on-screen instructions provided by the exchange to initiate the burn transaction. You'll likely need to confirm the amount of BTTC you want to burn.

Wallet:

Open your wallet and initiate a new transaction.

Enter the burning endpoint address as the recipient.

Specify the amount of BTTC you want to burn.

Review the transaction details carefully and confirm the burn.

Verify the Burn: Once the transaction is successfully processed on the blockchain, you can verify that the BTTC tokens have been burned by checking a blockchain explorer. Look for the transaction associated with the burn and confirm that the tokens have been sent to the designated burning address.

Important Considerations:

Double-check the Burning Endpoint Address: Ensure you have the correct burning endpoint address to avoid sending your tokens to the wrong destination.

Transaction Fees: Be aware of the transaction fees associated with sending BTTC on the blockchain. These fees can vary depending on network congestion and other factors.