The JST black hole address has cumulatively burned over 1.356 billions tokens, with deflation continuing.
According to ChainCatcher, TRONSCAN data shows that the JST treasury address (TZJVQuU3CJqBScwoxhRtkxQ7JjsNNrpEag) continues to extract funds from protocol revenues and transfers them to the blackhole address (T9yD14Nj9j7xAB4dbGeiX9h8unkKHxuWwb) for permanent destruction.
As of now, the blackhole address has cumulatively burned more than 1.356 billion JST, accounting for 13.7% of the total supply. All operations are publicly traceable on-chain, and continued deflation driven by real returns is constantly strengthening the scarcity of JST, providing long-term support for the token’s value. This also marks JST’s entry into a new stage of value growth powered by endogenous profits and transparent mechanisms.
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