Aptos: 187,800 APT Tokens Burned in May, Totaling 1.2 Million Tokens Burned Since Mainnet Launch
BlockBeats News, June 12th, Aptos official disclosed that a total of 187,800 APT tokens were burnt in May, permanently removed from circulation.
Data shows that since the mainnet launch, Aptos has burnt approximately 1.2 million tokens. Currently, the hard cap supply limit of 210 million APT is in effect.
Aptos stated that this mechanism is part of its "performance-driven tokenomics model," aiming to influence the long-term supply structure and market circulation through a continuous burning mechanism.
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