Streamflow Foundation Burns 70% of Total STREAM Supply, Permanently Removing STREAM Holdings from Circulation
100% of the Foundation’s allocation and a significant portion of founder and future team allocations are gone for good; the burn is irreversible and verifiable by anyone on-chain Streamflow Foundation announced that it has burned 699.99 million STREAM, permanently removing 70% of total token supply from circulation in a single on-chain transaction. The burn covers The post Streamflow Foundation Burns 70% of Total STREAM Supply, Permanently Removing STREAM Holdings from Circulation appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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- 100% of the Foundation’s allocation and a significant portion of founder and future team allocations are gone for good; the burn is irreversible and verifiable by anyone on-chain Streamflow Foundation announced that it has burned 699.99 million STREAM, permanently removing 70% of total token supply from circulation in a single on-chain transaction.
- The burn covers The post Streamflow Foundation Burns 70% of Total STREAM Supply, Permanently Removing STREAM Holdings from Circulation appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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