HTX DAO said it completed its $HTX token burn for the second quarter of 2026 on July 15, according to an official announcement cited by ChainCatcher. On-chain data showed that 7,474,935,439,560 HTX tokens were burned in the latest round, with the value of the burn exceeding $13.6 million.
The announcement said cumulative burns and donations have now reached 117.79 trillion HTX. HTX DAO also said that across the first two quarters of this year, the combined value of HTX burned exceeded $32.82 million.
The statement added that HTX has continued to carry out quarterly burns worth tens of millions of dollars even as overall market liquidity competition has intensified this year. HTX DAO said this reflected relatively strong business resilience and an ability to withstand market cycles.
HTX DAO has completed its $HTX token burn for the second quarter of 2026 on July 15, according to an official announcement cited by ChainCatcher.
On-chain data showed that a total of 7,474,935,439,560 HTX tokens were burned in the latest round, with the value exceeding $13.6 million. Following the burn, cumulative burns and donations have reached 117.79 trillion HTX.
HTX DAO said the combined value of HTX burned in the first two quarters of this year topped $32.82 million. The announcement also said that, despite intensifying competition over market liquidity this year, HTX has continued to carry out quarterly burns valued at more than $10 million, which it described as a sign of business resilience and counter-cyclical strength.
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