Daily TINC Burns
Last 30 days · 3 of 30 days above the 86,400 TINC/day emission
龍階 Dragon Ranks
Holder classification by supply percentage
Public on-chain balances · excludes LP positions · any wallet holding TINC has a rank
概要 Overview
Oct 8, 2026, 7:44 PM UTC解説 What this page tracks
TINC, the Titan Farms Incentive Token, and its burn
TINC is the Titan Farms Incentive Token, an ERC-20 on Ethereum. Titan Farms is a yield-farming protocol in the TitanX ecosystem: wallets that deposit into its Uniswap V3 farms accrue TINC from a fixed 1 TINC per second, 86,400 a day. No key can raise that rate or mint outside it; one admin key decides how each second is split between the farms, and TINC is minted only when farmers harvest. Trading fees the farms earn in their input tokens (today DRAGONX, TITANX, ETH, VOLT and TINC) are split when collected: a protocol fee, 25% on every farm today and the contract’s ceiling, goes to a protocol wallet; the rest goes to a buy-and-burn contract that burns TINC directly or buys it on the market and burns it, under settings the same admin key controls.
This tracker reads every burn from the chain (each one is a transfer to the zero address) and every mint the same way (a transfer from it), compares each day’s burns with the day’s emission, and calls a day deflationary only when burns win.
今As of 19:44 UTC on Oct 8, 2026: 834,926 TINC burned in the last 30 days against 2,592,000 TINC accrued and 2,762,624 TINC minted; supply +1,927,698 to 29,921,823; 3 of 30 days deflationary.
問答 Questions
What is Titan Farms?
A yield-farming protocol on Uniswap V3 in the TitanX ecosystem. Liquidity providers earn TINC on top of trading fees. The official site is titanfarms.win and the documentation lives at docs.titanfarms.win.
What is TINC?
The Titan Farms Incentive Token, an ERC-20 on Ethereum (contract 0x6532…B385a). It accrues to liquidity providers at a fixed 1 TINC per second, 86,400 a day, a rate no key can change; TINC is minted when farmers harvest, and one admin key decides how the rate is split between farms. It trades against TITANX on Uniswap.
How does the TINC buy and burn work?
The farms’ trading fees in input tokens are split when collected: a protocol fee (25% on every farm today and the contract’s ceiling, set per farm by the admin key) goes to a protocol wallet, the rest to the buy-and-burn contract. That contract processes each token in capped swaps at set intervals; as configured today, TINC fees are burned directly, some tokens are partly burned as themselves, whoever calls it keeps a small cut, and the rest is swapped for TINC and burned. The same key sets every one of those settings; the contract itself cannot withdraw. The live settings, the active input-token list and what the fee has collected are on the methodology page, read from the contracts at every update. Every burn is an on-chain transfer of TINC to the zero address, and this tracker counts each one.
Where does the protocol fee go?
To whichever wallet holds the collect role on the farm contracts; since Oct 11, 2024 that has been one externally owned wallet, 0xc791…9ba2. It has collected the fee 94 times, most recently on Jun 29, 2026, and the chain shows it has sold what it collected, on Uniswap and CoW Swap, mostly for USDC; the TINC part of the fee is sold, not burned. What the money paid for is not on the chain.
What is a deflationary day?
A day in which more TINC was burned than the 86,400 TINC that accrued to farmers. The chart header counts how many of the last 30 days qualified and shows burned, accrued, minted and the change in supply over the window.
How are Dragon Ranks calculated?
By share of circulating supply: Ryūjin 10% or more, Shōgun 1%, Daimyō 0.1%, Samurai 0.01%, Rōnin 0.001%, Ashigaru any balance. Public wallet balances only; liquidity-pool positions and the burn addresses are excluded.
What do TitanX and DragonX have to do with TINC?
TitanX is the ecosystem’s core asset and DragonX a protocol bonded to it. Both are Titan Farms input tokens, so activity in either can feed the TINC burn.
Where does the data come from?
Burn and mint transfers read from an Ethereum node by the tracker’s own scanner, refreshed about every 30 minutes and published about every two hours; the page regenerates within five minutes of a publish. Holder balances come from the same node. Every figure links back to Etherscan.