Burn Clock
The Burn Clock (sicto.si/burn/) shows every $SI and $SIMIND that is gone for good, read live from Solana every two minutes, with the supply over time and the countdown to January 1, 2027.
- Read from
- Solana, every two minutes
- Packs burn
- 2% of $SI and $SIMIND payments
- History
- One sample an hour
Both tokens launched with 1,000,000,000 and cannot mint more, so burned is 1,000,000,000 minus the supply Solana reports. The page also shows what $SI Packs has burned (2% of every pack paid in $SI or $SIMIND) and the Buyback and Burn program.
An hourly sample builds a public chart of the supply that anyone can check against the mint on Solscan.
Burn Clock, answered
Does a burn change the price?
A burn lowers the supply, but price is set by buyers and sellers. The Burn Clock reports burns; it is not financial advice.
Read next
- Buyback and BurnBuyback and Burn is the $SI program that uses a fixed, public share of the treasury's $SI Packs revenue to buy $SI on the market and burn it for good.
- Revoked mint and freeze authorityThe mint and freeze authorities of $SI are revoked, so nobody can ever create new $SI or freeze anyone's tokens. The same is true of the $SIMIND mint authority.
- January 1, 2027 unlock planOn January 1, 2027 the 185M $SIMIND lock opens, and the team's plan splits it four ways: 40% to pair liquidity with the LP tokens burned, 35% vested, 15% burned and 10% to holders.
Burn Clock, SI Wiki, sicto.si/wiki/burn-clock/, as of 2026-10-27.
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