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PancakeSwap Burns 541k CAKE ($722k) From Supply, Price Increases 4%

Most of the CAKE tokens burnt in the recent token burn came from PancakeSwap's AMM v3 service.

PancakeSwap, one of the largest decentralized exchanges (DEXs) in the DeFi ecosystem, has announced the latest burn of its native token, CAKE. It removed 541,000 tokens, valued at about $722,000, from circulation. This represents 9% of its total supply.

Announced through the project’s weekly report, the move highlights its ongoing efforts to reduce supply and maintain a deflationary token model.

Token burning is the process of permanently removing units of a cryptocurrency from circulation by sending them to an inaccessible (burn) wallet address. This mechanism is commonly used to reduce supply and potentially strengthen the token’s long-term value.

In PancakeSwap’s case, the strategy forms a core part of its broader tokenomics system designed to keep CAKE sustainable within the ecosystem.

Weekly CAKE Statistics Show Net Deflation

Alongside the burn announcement, PancakeSwap also released its latest weekly token statistics, showing that the protocol remains in a deflationary trend. During the week, the network recorded a net CAKE mint of approximately -392,000 tokens, equivalent to about $524,000. The negative figure indicates that more tokens were burned than newly issued, resulting in a net reduction in supply.

PancakeSwap shared a breakdown of the burned tokens. Most of the burns came from its AMM v3 market, accounting for 135,000 CAKE (worth $181,000). Next in line were services such as prediction and perpetual trading, which accounted for 116,000 CAKE (valued at $155,000).

Other facets that saw burns were AMM v2 and AMM Infinity, which parted ways with 264,000 CAKE (worth $352,000) and 26,300 CAKE (worth $35,000), respectively.

Such weekly reports offer transparency for traders and holders by showing how platform usage directly contributes to token supply dynamics.

CAKE Jumps 4%

Following the burn announcement, CAKE recorded a price increase of around 4%. This indicates positive market sentiment among traders and investors reacting to the supply reduction.

Currently, CAKE trades at around $1.39, with slight fluctuations throughout the day between roughly $1.34 and $1.39. This movement indicates that the token received a small upward push following the burn event. In similar burn updates, CAKE has shown short-term upward momentum, often rising briefly following burn-related announcements.

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Mishael Nwani

Mishael Nwani is an avid crypto enthusiast with over four years of experience in the industry. Since 2022, he has covered topics across cryptocurrencies, NFTs, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and financial markets.