MUTA has one confirmed automatic burn mechanism: 0.1% on applicable non-exempt transfers.
How it works #
For a normal non-exempt transfer, 0.1% is burned and the recipient receives the remaining 99.9%, before any separate network or interface costs. Burned tokens reduce current total supply and cannot return to circulation.
Exemptions #
Documented operational wallets and infrastructure can be burn-exempt where required for treasury, vesting, liquidity or contract operations. An exemption avoids the transfer burn; it does not create new MUTA or increase the maximum supply.
What is not automatic #
NFT activity, product revenue, marketplace fees, DAO votes and discretionary treasury decisions do not automatically burn MUTA unless a separately deployed and verified mechanism performs that action. Any discretionary burn must be reported with an on-chain transaction.
Verify current supply and transfers on BscScan. Related: Tokenomics and Release Schedule.
