pyreDead bags burn best.
Pyre is the cremation ground for dead coins on Robinhood Chain. Throw the bags you've been carrying on the fire, collect embers, and every bonfire airdrops $PYRE to the people who burned.
Four steps to the fire.
Every cycle leaves you holding coins that will never come back. Pyre turns them into something: one transfer to the dead address, and the chain proves you burned it.
Gather
Connect your wallet and paste the contract of a coin you've been carrying.
Check
Pyre reads the chain. You need to have held it for 72 hours, and the coin needs at least 20 holders.
Burn
One transaction sends the bag to 0x…dEaD. No approval, no contract to trust, just a transfer.
Collect
Embers land on your wallet as soon as the burn confirms. Every bonfire turns them into $PYRE.
Embers for each coin you burn, multiplied ×1 to ×3 by the size of its community.
When you throw the whole bag on the fire, not just a piece of it.
For the first wallet to burn a coin. Light it before anyone else does.
Only bags you actually carried. Buying dust to farm embers doesn't work.
Throw it on the fire.
Paste a coin you've been holding. Pyre checks the grave, shows what it's worth in embers, and you sign one transfer. Only your first burn of each coin counts.
- Holders
- —
- Held since
- —
- Your balance
- —
- Burned by
- —
Turned to embers.
Tokens sent to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD are gone for good.
The ashes.
Every bag that went on the fire, as it happens, and the coins the most wallets have let go of.
- The fire is waiting for its first bag. Be the one who lights it.
- No coin has been burned yet.
Who's feeding the fire.
Your share of the next bonfire is your embers divided by everyone's. The board updates with every confirmed burn.
| # | Wallet | Burns | Embers | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nobody on the board yet. The first burn takes the top spot. | ||||
Check your embers
Paste any wallet to see its embers, rank and share of the next bonfire.
- Rank
- —
- Coins burned
- 0
- Share
Every bonfire pays the burners.
$PYRE is the fire everything feeds. Part of the supply waits on the bonfire for the people who burn, and the coin's own fees keep it burning.
Of the supply on the bonfire
Set aside at launch and released at each bonfire to every wallet with embers, pro rata.
Of creator fees buy and burn $PYRE
Fees from $PYRE trading go back into the market and straight to 0x…dEaD. The fire feeds itself.
Embers never expire
Every ember you earn counts at every bonfire. Burn early and your share keeps paying.
Next bonfire in
Before you burn.
Short answers to what people ask most.
Which coins can I burn?
Any ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain with at least 20 holders, held in your wallet for 72 hours or more. $PYRE itself can't be burned for embers.
Why do I have to hold it for 72 hours?
So embers go to people who actually carried a dead bag. Without it, anyone could buy a little of every coin and burn it for points. Pyre checks your oldest incoming transfer of that coin on the explorer.
Do I approve anything or connect to a contract?
No. A burn is a plain token transfer from your wallet to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD, an address nobody holds the key to. Pyre never asks for an approval.
How are embers counted?
100 embers per coin. Coins with 50+ holders give ×1.5, 250+ give ×2, 1,000+ give ×3. Burning the whole bag doubles it, and the first wallet to burn a coin gets 50 more. Only your first burn of each coin counts.
How does the bonfire work?
At each bonfire, the $PYRE released from the bonfire supply is split between every wallet with embers, in proportion to its share of all embers. The countdown above shows when the next one lights.
Which wallets work?
Any browser wallet that supports Robinhood Chain, like Rabby or MetaMask. Pyre adds the network for you if it's missing.