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Linea launches dual-token burn mechanism: trading gas will simultaneously burn ETH and LINEA at a 1:4 ratio

Linea launches dual-token burn mechanism: trading gas will simultaneously burn ETH and LINEA at a 1:4 ratio

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/11/05 02:17
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ChainCatcher News, Linea announced on the X platform that its token burn mechanism has been officially activated.

From now on, the gas fees for every transaction on the Linea chain will proportionally burn both ETH and LINEA tokens, thereby reducing circulating supply and introducing a deflationary model. According to the official statement, all gas fees will still be paid in ETH and deposited into a dedicated fee contract. After deducting infrastructure expenses, the remaining portion will be entirely used for burning: 20% will be burned directly in the form of ETH, while 80% will be converted to LINEA and burned on the Ethereum mainnet. In addition, a real-time on-chain burn data tracking feature has been launched to enhance transparency and verifiability.

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