Potatchi Burns
Burn POTATCHI and the vault matches it 1:1. Every confirmed burn is listed below.
Burn + Match
For every POTATCHI you burn here, the vault burns one more from its reserve. Burn 1,000 and 2,000 are gone for good.
Not open yet. Burn + Match opens only after the matching vault is deployed, its source is verified and it holds its reserve. Until then nothing can be burned here, and this page asks no one to connect a wallet.
- Matching reserve
- —POTATCHI
- reading the vault…
- Your balance
- —POTATCHI
- connect a wallet to see it
Max is the lower of your balance and the reserve.
- You contribute
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- Vault matches
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- Total burned
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Irreversible. Burned tokens are destroyed and can’t be recovered. You get nothing back: no tokens, no rewards, no return.
- Approve the exact amount
- Burn + Match
Only burns made with this button are matched. Burning on your own, sending tokens to the vault or to a dead address doesn’t count and isn’t matched. The vault never asks for your recovery phrase or private key, and neither does anyone from this project.
Burn statistics
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- All-time verified burns
- —POTATCHI
- Community contributions
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- Matched from the reserve
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- Reserve remaining
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- Total supply now
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- Of the original supply
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- Data
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Supply-reducing burns only, read from the token itself.
burned by holders through Burn + Match
burned by the vault, 1:1
read from the vault
read from the contract
burned, of 1,000,000,000 at launch
Checking the burned total against the drop in total supply…
Checking the vault’s books against the matched burns…
Checking the dead addresses…
Burn history
Your transactions in progress
Sent from this browser. A burn joins the history below once it’s confirmed and read from the chain, usually within a minute.
| Time (UTC) | Contribution | Match | Total burned | Type | Transaction | Status | Running total |
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How this is checked
- Where the data comes from. Our indexer reads every POTATCHI transfer straight from the Robinhood Chain node, waits 30 blocks before trusting one, rolls back if the chain reorganises, and publishes the result here. A burn shows Final once its block is final on Ethereum, which Robinhood Chain settles to, usually within about 15 minutes. Each burn links to its transaction on Blockscout, so you can check it yourself.
- What counts as a burn. Only the token’s own burn (a Transfer to the zero address, which also lowers total supply). Tokens sent to a dead address still count in total supply, so they’re listed separately and never called burns. Every burn is identified by its transaction and log position, so none is counted twice, and the total is checked against the drop in supply.
- Matched burns. A burn is matched when it comes from the matching vault together with the vault’s own Burn + Match record in the same transaction; the record labels that burn, it never adds a second one. Putting tokens into the vault’s reserve is funding, not a burn. The vault has no owner and no way to send tokens anywhere except into the token’s own burn: no withdrawal, no rescue, no upgrade.
- The token itself. POTATCHI is the Pons launchpad’s standard token: no owner, no pause, no mint and no upgrade, and any holder can burn their own tokens. We rebuilt its published source: the executable code matches the code on chain.
- How fresh it is. The indexer runs every minute while its computer is awake. This page refreshes every minute while you’re looking, slows down if the data service doesn’t answer, and keeps the last good numbers with a clear label instead of showing zeros. With a wallet connected, the card reads the reserve straight from the vault before every burn.
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Burns lower the total supply. That’s all they do: they don’t promise a price, a return or anything else, and burning through the vault earns nothing. Nothing here is financial advice. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected with Robinhood Markets, Inc.