World Liberty Financial proposed a governance restructuring affecting 62.28 billion WLFI tokens, including a potential burn of up to 4.52 billion tokens for eligible holders. The plan aims to align governance participation over two years, amid concerns about token unlocks and governance transparency.

JustLend DAO completed its third JST token buyback and burn, destroying over 271 million tokens worth $21.3 million. Cumulative burns have now reached 1.36 billion tokens, or 13.70% of the total supply, with plans for ongoing quarterly cycles.

World Liberty Financial has proposed a governance restructuring imposing multi-year lockups on 62.3 billion WLFI tokens worth $1.3 billion, introducing fixed vesting schedules for holders, including a token burn of 4.5 billion.

The BNB Foundation completed its 35th token burn, destroying 1.569 million BNB and reducing the total supply to approximately 134.8 million BNB. The goal is to lower the supply to 100 million BNB, supporting the ecosystem's long-term health.

Circle has launched a new cross-chain USDC payment mechanism for high-frequency settlements, utilizing the Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol to pre-fund transfers and enable batch settlements, thereby minimizing operational overhead and reducing burn operations.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has proposed a governance plan locking 62.2 billion WLFI tokens for two years, with different vesting schedules for advisors and early supporters. This aims to enhance long-term governance in DeFi and includes a token burn requirement.

Genius announced its first-season airdrop plan, which will distribute 70M GENIUS. Users can choose to claim immediately or lock it up for one year. Immediate claiming will face a 70% burn penalty, while locking up can receive 100% allocation. This mechanism is designed to attract long-term community members and prevent short-term speculation.

Flare announced a governance proposal on April 10. The plan is to capture the maximum extractable value (MEV) to the protocol layer through a newly established entity called FIRE, and to repurchase and burn FLR tokens. The proposal includes a three-stage block-building reshaping, along with the FLR annual inflation rate and an annual hard cap reduction, with the goal of optimizing the network’s economic model and improving protocol transparency and security.

2026-04-09 18:00 to 2026-04-09 18:15 (UTC), ETH closed down 0.69% within a 0.88% intraday trading range, with the price fluctuating between 2203.91 and 2223.58 USDT. Trading volume in this range rose slightly, market attention stayed high, but short-term volatility increased, prompting investor caution. The main drivers behind this unusual move are that ETH on-chain Gas fees have fallen to historical lows, causing the EIP-1559 burn amount to decline. As a result, the net-supply contraction effect weakened, and the supply-demand structure faced adjustment pressure in the short term. Meanwhile,

The decentralized exchange aggregator Jupiter launched a Token Verification API (VRFD) on April 8, allowing developers to implement programmatic verification during token creation. The API uses a three-step process; developers must burn 1,000 JUP tokens to submit a verification request, and it requires no Gas fees. The initiative aims to become the standard foundational infrastructure for Solana projects.