# Burn Screener

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This feature is only available to **Pro** users.
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## Overview

**Burn Screener** gives you a table view of all tracked token burns, letting you sort, search, and filter across tokens with burn.

It’s ideal for quickly identifying which projects have the highest burn rates, how recently burns occurred, and whether burns are programmatic or manually triggered.

## Accessing Burn Screener

You can find the **Burn Screener** tab in the Sidebar under Burn.

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## Using Burn Screener

The screener table includes the following key columns:

| Column                   | Description                                              |
| ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Token**                | Token name and symbol, with logo for quick recognition.  |
| **% of Released Supply** | Portion of total released supply permanently burned.     |
| **Total Burn Value**     | Lifetime value of all burned tokens, denominated in USD. |
| **Last Burn**            | Timestamp of the most recent burn event.                 |
| **30D Burn Value**       | Total value burned in the last 30 days.                  |
| **Burn Types**           | Classification of burn mechanism (see below).            |
| **Burn Reasons**         | Explanation for why the burn occurred (see below).       |

You can also add tokens to your [Watchlist](/features/watchlist.md) for ongoing burn tracking, search for tokens by name or symbol, and sort any column (e.g., by Total Burn Value or % of Supply Burned).

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## Where To Next?

* Use [Burn Comparison](/features/burn/burn-comparison.md) for cross-project visual comparisons.
* Learn more about our [Burn](/features/token-page/burn.md) feature and methodology.


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