Burn log
Every row is a transaction signed by this project’s wallet that destroyed $ANSEM. The counter below sums those instructions and nothing else — it is not the difference in total supply, because 57,784.42 ANSEM had already been burned by unrelated parties before this project existed. Burning removes tokens from circulation permanently and verifiably; that is the entire claim.
Transactions
scan incomplete — 0 transaction(s) decoded, some reads did not returnThe on-chain read that finds burn transactions did not complete, so this table is blank because we could not look, not because we looked and found nothing. Any counter above reading “—” is unknown for the same reason, and any figure it does show is a lower bound. It retries automatically.
“SOL in” is the SOL spent on the buy attributed to each burn. The swap and the burn are separate transactions, so attribution pairs a burn with the nearest preceding unattributed buy from the same wallet; where no match exists inside the scanned window the cell reads “—” rather than guessing. Burn amounts are read directly from the ANSEM burn instructions and are exact.