SUN has finished its 51st buyback-and-burn round, according to an Odaily report published on July 25. The latest round removed 9,025,027.40 SUN from circulation, with all tokens sent to a black hole address for permanent removal. Since the program began in December 2021, the cumulative amount burned has reached 678,547,188.32 SUN, pushing the total above 678 million tokens.
The report said three business lines have been the main contributors to the burn program. SunSwap V2 accounted for about 382 million SUN, SunPump contributed roughly 286 million, and SunX added about 10.7 million. Odaily said these multiple revenue sources have supported the project’s long-running burn mechanism.
The team said it will continue to carry out the buyback-and-burn strategy and aims to keep building ecosystem value while responding to long-term community support.
SUN completed its 51st buyback-and-burn round on July 25, according to Odaily.
The project said 9,025,027.40 SUN were burned in this round, with all of the tokens transferred to a black hole address for permanent removal.
Since the program was launched in December 2021, the total amount burned has reached 678,547,188.32 SUN, taking the cumulative burn above 678 million tokens.
Odaily said three business lines have contributed to that figure: SunSwap V2 with about 382 million SUN, SunPump with about 286 million, and SunX with 10.7 million. The report said these revenue sources have supported the long-term burn mechanism.
The SUN team said it will continue advancing the buyback-and-burn strategy, with the stated goal of increasing ecosystem value and responding to the community’s long-standing trust and support.
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