#BURNGMT : Crypto-burning means removing tokens from the overall supply of cryptocurrencies. This usually involves sending coins or tokens to a wallet without a known private key. This wallet can only receive assets, effectively making them inaccessible.

A burn address is a digital wallet that cannot be accessed because it has no private key attached, like a lock for which no one has ever built a keyhole for it. Burning addresses are sometimes also called eating addresses.

Sending a token to a burn address effectively removes a digital asset from its overall supply, locking it in anyone's hands and preventing the asset from being traded again.

When the burn occurs, the price of the token will not necessarily increase overnight. At times, other news about the token can overwhelm the impact. Alternatively, investors may know that the token burn is going to happen and "price" it earlier. Even so, burning tokens tends to support the price of an asset in the long run and is seen as a positive move.

Cryptocurrency burns take tokens out of circulation. Similar to corporate stock buybacks, it can be beneficial or counterproductive for cryptocurrencies, depending on investor and user sentiment and how new supply and demand dynamics affect prices.