GOATS completes 15th round of token burn, with a total of nearly 20 million tokens burned
GOATS officially announced that it has completed the 15th round of token burn, with a total of 19,283,759 $GOATS burned, including 11,463,876 destroyed through $TON repurchase (average price $0.0001047) and 7,819,883 from platform revenue. The current circulating supply has been reduced to approximately 19.576 billion. GOATS continues to implement the "dual burn mechanism" to strengthen community value commitments through $TON repurchase and 100% platform revenue burning.

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