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# Burn records

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**Total Supply** is the number of tokens or coins that currently exist. They may be in circulation or they may be blocked in some way. The formula for calculating total supply is simple: the sum of tokens that have already been mined (or released) minus the total number of tokens that have been burned or destroyed.

#### What is jetton burning?

**Burning**, in simple terms, means the removal of tokens from circulation, causing a reduction in total supply. In the process, tokens are usually transferred to the burn address. Burning is performed for two main reasons: to increase value or to keep the condition stable.

#### Deflationary mechanism (token burning)

* 25% early withdrawal fees for early withdrawal of assets from staking;
* 25% royalty on each sale of Raff Club NFT Pass on the secondary market;
* 25% of revenue from sales of Web2 services NFT-Calendar, Raffle (paused);
* 25% of commissions on each completed transaction on our DEX (paused);
* 25% of platform revenue from LaunchPads.

### Burning history of $RAFF:

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#### Total burned -> <https://tonraffles.app/about/RAFF>

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