Burn Mechanism
Overview
The $LOS burn mechanism is a core deflationary feature of the ANALOS ecosystem, designed to permanently reduce circulating supply across both Solana and ANALOS networks simultaneously. Every burn event is synchronized in real time, ensuring the 1:1 peg between $LOS on Solana and $LOS on ANALOS remains intact.
Goal: Decrease total $LOS in circulation → increase scarcity → boost value per token
Key Principle: The higher the network activity - the greater the burn - the stronger the token value.
Burn Sources
All ecosystem fees contribute directly to burning. 100% of collected fees (or a fixed %) are sent to a null address and removed from circulation on both chains.
| Source | Fee Rate |
|---|---|
| Launchpad Fees | 1% of each swap |
| DEX Fees | 0.8% of each swap |
| Migration Fees | 5% of bonding curve |
| Token Creation Fees | 100% of creation fee |
Synchronous Burning: How It Works
When a fee is generated on either network:
- The fee is collected in $LOS.
- The exact amount is burned on ANALOS.
- The same amount is burned on Solana via bridge protocol.
- Supply decreases identically on both chains.
- 1:1 peg preserved. No arbitrage. Full transparency.
This process is on-chain and verifiable in real time via the ANALOS Explorer.
Real-time burn statistics are available at vaults.analos.io.