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# Burn Comparison

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## Overview

**Burn Comparison** lets you compare how different projects conduct and scale their token burn programs.

Instead of looking at a single token in isolation, you can line up multiple projects side by side to understand the total size and frequency of their burn activity.

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## Accessing Burn Comparison

You’ll find **Burn Comparison** under the **Burn** tab in the sidebar.

When opened, you can add any tokens to the comparison pane. Each project will appear as a chart, with total burn value or token amount visualized across comparable metrics.

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## Using Burn Comparison

At the top, you can toggle between:

* **Total Burn Value (USD)**: Cumulative value of all burned tokens.
* **% of Circulating Supply**: Portion of current circulating supply permanently removed.
* **% of Released Supply**: Portion of total released supply offset by burns.

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Hovering over any bar displays more information.

## Why It Matters

Burn mechanisms are a key deflationary force that influence token supply and long-term value.

By comparing multiple projects, you can identify which tokens have consistent, structural burn mechanisms versus those relying on one-off events or governance-driven actions.

## Where To Next?

* Explore the [Burn](/features/token-page/burn.md) page for in-depth project-level burn data.
* Use [Burn Screener](/features/burn/burn-screener.md) to filter tokens by burn type or value.


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