BNB Chain completes 37th quarterly burn, removing 1.646 million tokens
BNB Chain has eliminated 1.646 million tokens in its latest quarterly burn, bringing circulating supply down to 131.51 million BNB.
BNB Chain executed its 37th quarterly token burn on October 21, removing 1.646 million BNB from circulation. The event lowered the network's remaining supply to 131.51 million tokens, marking over two-thirds progress toward its ultimate target of reducing total supply to 100 million BNB.
Alongside the supply cut, on-chain metrics point to declining token balances on centralized venues. Data from CoinGlass indicates BNB logged 11 consecutive days of net exchange outflows, reaching negative $2.35 million at press time. Furthermore, the 90-day Spot Taker Cumulative Volume Delta shows taker-buy dominance.
In terms of market structure, BNB traded near $739.55 after pulling back from a recent high around $800. Buyers have maintained support above $708.48, with weekly momentum indicators such as the RSI (55.45) and Money Flow Index (74.39) reflecting ongoing capital activity.
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