On July 25, the 51st SUN token buyback and burn was successfully completed. Since its launch in December 2021, the total accumulated burn has exceeded 678.5 million (678,547,188.32) tokens, continuously demonstrating its deflationary impact. Among these, SunSwap V2, SunPump, and SunX contributed approximately 382 million, 286 million, and 10.7 million tokens respectively, with diversified revenue streams providing strong support for the sustainable burn mechanism. This round saw the burn of 9,025,027.40 tokens, all of which have been permanently sent to a burn address. This ongoing mechanism reduces market supply, further enhancing SUN’s scarcity and laying a solid foundation for the long-term health of its tokenomics. The SUN team remains committed to advancing its buyback and burn strategy, continuously increasing ecosystem value and rewarding the community’s enduring trust and support.
SUN Completes Its 51st Buyback and Burn, with Total Destroyed Tokens Exceeding 678 Million
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Summary
SUN tokens reached a new burn milestone as the 51st buyback and burn was completed on July 25, 2026. A total of 9,025,027.40 tokens were destroyed, bringing the cumulative total to 678,547,188.32. The fear and greed index for altcoins to watch remains positive, as SunSwap V2, SunPump, and SunX contributed 382 million, 286 million, and 10.7 million tokens respectively. The ongoing buyback mechanism continues to reduce supply, supporting the long-term value of SUN.
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