Sol Incinerator

Token and NFT Burning

Sol Incinerator enables users to burn unwanted tokens and NFTs from their wallets. By closing the associated token accounts, the SOL that was used as “rent” for these accounts is released back to the user. This helps in cleaning up wallets and reclaiming a portion of the invested SOL. The typical return for burning an NFT is about 0.01 SOL, while other types of tokens might reclaim different amounts​.

No Direct Fees

The platform does not charge any direct fees for its services. Instead, a small fraction of the reclaimed SOL is retained to fund the ongoing development of the platform. This model ensures that users can maximize their reclaimed value while supporting the sustainability of the service.

Additional Features

Sol Incinerator also offers a Cleanup feature that identifies and closes residual empty accounts, further helping users to reclaim additional SOL that was used for data storage rent. This comprehensive cleaning mechanism ensures that wallets are not only free from unwanted assets but also from redundant data storage costs.

Usage and Applications

Sol Incinerator is widely used by Solana blockchain participants who want to maintain a clean and efficient digital wallet. Users can burn various types of unwanted assets, including scam tokens and NFTs from failed projects. The platform’s integration with tools like Jupiter DEX allows users to swap reclaimed SOL for other tokens, enhancing its utility​.

Notable Events

• Launch of Sol Incinerator: Introduced as a tool for burning unwanted tokens and NFTs, helping users reclaim SOL and clean up their wallets.
• Integration with Jupiter DEX: Allows users to swap reclaimed SOL for other tokens, enhancing the platform’s utility.

Relevant Metrics and Data

• User Base: Gained significant traction among Solana users for its practical utility in wallet management.
• Reclaimed SOL: Users typically reclaim between 0.002 to 0.01 SOL per token, depending on the type of asset burned.