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# Burn Token
Burn functionality allows admin to decrease the token supply by retiring the token against the token, doing so basically decreases the price of token as we move down the slope of the bonding curve. Burning of tokens, releases the QBE token staked across the bonding curve. The number of QBE tokens released depends on the bonding curve function. These QBE tokens are received back into the club wallet address.
Burn Token
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