Sonic destroys tens of millions of tokens, unclaimed airdrops become the final distribution

2026-01-18 13:32:10

【Blockchain Rhythm】Sonic ecosystem makes another big move. According to the latest developments, the project team has successfully burned over 16 million S tokens using a fully permissionless smart contract mechanism, in accordance with the established plan. These burned S tokens were the unclaimed portions from the first quarter airdrop campaign. In other words, addresses that did not claim their airdrop on time will see their tokens disappear. This method of burning is quite interesting—it is fully automated by on-chain smart contracts with no centralized approval process. For the Sonic ecosystem, this means the circulating supply is further reduced, and the token supply outlook is now clearer.

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AirdropHermit

· 15h ago

16 million tokens are gone directly. Not claiming airdrops really results in a loss.

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CryptoMom

· 15h ago

Those who didn't claim the airdrop deserve it. I was the one who claimed it on time, so it's awesome.

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ProxyCollector

· 15h ago

16 million unclaimed tokens are directly burned, that's pretty harsh. --- Missing the airdrop deadline means it’s gone forever. Now we need to keep a close eye on the schedule. --- Automatic on-chain burning, no one can manipulate it. This part is quite transparent. --- Reducing circulating supply sounds good, but I wonder if new tokens will be issued later. --- Why is no one complaining about Sonic’s burn mechanism? It feels a bit aggressive. --- So, don’t miss the claim deadline, or it’s really goodbye. --- This operation is actually a benefit for token holders, as scarcity increases.

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