Total SOL in existence live
Estimate. Counting forward from the last known figure until the live source answers.
$INCIN sends every creator fee to Solana's incinerator, where it is deleted for good. Solana mints about 62,000 new SOL a day. We are outnumbered.
Since launch
The count starts at launch.
Addresses
How it works
- Every trade of $INCIN pays a small creator fee in SOL.
- The coin's fee recipient on pump.fun is the incinerator itself, and that setting is locked. No wallet ever holds the fees, ours included.
- Every few minutes a payout sends the waiting fees to
1nc1nerator1111…, an address nobody holds the key to. Anyone can trigger it; a bot does it on a schedule. - Solana deletes that SOL at the end of the block, and the burn shows up below.
Burns
No burns yet. The first one lands shortly after launch, with its transaction link.
Questions
Will this stop SOL from dropping?
No. Solana mints about 62,000 new SOL a day as staking rewards, and a memecoin's fees burn a tiny part of that. The burns are real. The scale is the joke.
What is the incinerator?
An address built into Solana, 1nc1nerator11111111111111111111111111111111. Nobody holds its key, and at the end of every block Solana removes any SOL sent there from the supply.
Do you keep any of the fees?
Why does the supply keep going up?
Staking rewards. Solana's inflation is 3.56% a year right now, falling 15% each year until it reaches 1.5%. Solana pays the new SOL out once per epoch, which right now is about once a day. The counter shows it building up second by second and lines up with the real supply each time a payout lands. Burned fees take a little back out in between.
Is this connected to Solana?
No. It is an independent memecoin that uses a public feature of the Solana network.