Burn & Relaunch

What does “burning” $AUN mean?

Burning removes tokens from the supply permanently. Picture the total supply as a pizza cut into one billion slices: burning takes slices out for good. Burned tokens are sent to an address nobody can access, not even the Foundation, so they can never be bought, sold or used again.

Why burn tokens at all?

Scarcity. Fewer tokens means each remaining $AUN is a bigger share of the supply, and with real demand that can support value over time. It is one tool alongside real demand, not a guarantee.

Does a burn take tokens from my wallet?

No. Burned tokens never come from holders' wallets. Your balance stays exactly the same; only the total supply shrinks, so your share of it grows.

For example: if you hold 1,000 $AUN and half the supply were burned, you still hold 1,000, but your ownership share doubles (0.0001% to 0.0002%).

How big is the buyback and burn program?

It is capped at 500,000,000 $AUN, half of the 1,000,000,000 maximum supply, burned over time.

Where does the money for the buyback come from?

Aurum Platform earns real fees from its bullion dealers (BullionXConnect, Quantum Metal Bullion, World Digital Gold). Those fees flow into the Aurum Network Foundation Treasury. With part of its net earnings the Foundation buys $AUN on the open market and burns it.

Does a burn guarantee a higher price?

No. A burn creates no new tokens, gives no special rewards and leaves your balance unchanged. It is not financial advice.

How can I verify a burn?

Every burn is recorded on-chain and can be checked on a blockchain explorer. The full picture is in the Foundation's Treasury Report; questions go to the Telegram group.

What changed in the relaunch?

$AUN was relaunched on Solana with half the supply burned, a new token contract and deeper liquidity. The relaunch is complete and the new $AUN is live and tradeable.

How is the new supply allocated?

The largest line is the Presale Round at 131,183,638 $AUN (26.24%), made up of Seed, Private Round 1 and Private Round 2. Ecosystem Development takes about 24%, followed by Treasury, Community Rewards and Staking. Other allocations are Team, Marketing and Liquidity & Listing. The Team allocation is locked for 6 months, then vests monthly until October 2030.

Where does the liquidity come from?

Platform fees flow to the Foundation Treasury, and part of that goes into the DEX liquidity pool, so liquidity deepens as the platform earns.

What happened to claims made between May and October?

Claims from May to October were auto-staked. The remaining pools were relocked, and claims reopen on November 15.

Are the staking rates different after the relaunch?

Yes, new staking rates replaced the old ones; the current rates are shown in the Staking section of the dApp.

Where do I find the official contract address?

Only in Aurum Network's official channels. Do not trust an address from anywhere else.