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Streamflow Burns 699.99 Million STREAM, Cutting Supply by 70%

The Solana token’s total supply fell from 1 billion to 300 million after the foundation removed its entire allocation in one transaction.

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Unmarked metal token entering an industrial furnace / TokenPost.ai
Unmarked metal token entering an industrial furnace / TokenPost.ai

Streamflow Foundation burned 699.99 million Streamflow (STREAM) tokens in a single Solana transaction, cutting the token’s total supply by 70% and removing the foundation’s entire allocation.

The reduction leaves 300 million STREAM outstanding, down from roughly 1 billion. The burn used Solana’s programmatic burn instruction, permanently removing the tokens from circulation so they cannot be recovered, transferred or reissued.

Streamflow said the transaction does not alter its operating services. Token locks, vesting schedules, staking, airdrops, payouts and treasury tools continue without changes.

The burn removes the foundation’s treasury allocation from STREAM’s supply structure instead of leaving those tokens subject to future release through locks or vesting. Streamflow provides token-management services on Solana, including tools for locks, vesting, staking, airdrops and payouts.

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