The Streamflow Foundation burn 100% of its holdings, 70% of total supply plus a large part of founder and team allocations. Check burn tx https://t.co/SIC2mtbeAI This is the biggest change to $STREAM since launch. This was not a lock. Not a vesting delay. Not a promise. Tokens were burned at the mint level on Solana. Supply dropped on chain. There is no mint authority. Nothing can be restored. The overhang is gone. What was removed : - 100% of Foundation allocation (locked + unlocked) - A significant portion of founder and future team allocations - Founder Mališa returned 90% of his personal allocation (5% of original supply) : part burned, part returned to the team bucket What remains of the original 1B : - 11.47% in existing investor/contributor vesting (114.7M) - 11.08% freely circulating (110.8M) - 4.03% small team reserve (40.3M) - 3.42% Active Staking Rewards (34.2M) That's the entire new 300M cap. Every remaining token is accounted for. Investor vesting contracts were left untouched. Product operations are unchanged : locks, vesting, staking, airdrops, and payouts continue as before. @streamflow_fi still powers token distribution for 40,000+ projects on Solana. Why burn instead of hold? A treasury that can be spent is a treasury the market has to price in. Burning it is the only commitment that does not depend on anyone's future intentions. The transaction is public. The supply cap is now 300,000,000. Let’s celebrate this historic move!