Streamflow Burns 70% Of STREAM Supply In 699.99M Token Cut

TOKEN UNLOCKStreamflow Burns 70% OfSTREAM Supply In 699.99MToken Cut12IMPORTANCECLOSED1NEWS MEDIA1PIECESSep 25, 2026 16:30blockboard.net

Streamflow reduced STREAM’s total supply in a single onchain burn, removing 699.99 million tokens and bringing the supply down from roughly 1 billion to 300 million. The foundation also said its product operations, vesting schedules, staking, and airdrop services were unchanged after the reduction.

What this rests on

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Streamflow Foundation burned 699.99 million STREAM tokens in one onchain transaction.
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The foundation said its product operations, vesting schedules, staking, and airdrop services were unchanged by the supply reduction.
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The token’s total supply fell from about 1 billion STREAM to 300 million after the foundation removed its entire allocation in one transaction.
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The supply cut took STREAM’s total supply from 1 billion to 300 million.

What it means

Who it affects, what changes and what is still unconfirmed

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Streamflow users and anyone tracking the token’s circulation notice a much smaller reported supply after the burn. The foundation’s stated product operations, vesting schedules, staking, and airdrop services remain in place, so those functions are still being handled under the same setup today.

In practice, the token’s recorded supply moved from roughly 1 billion to 300 million after the foundation removed its allocation in one transaction. What stays the same, from the details given, is that the foundation says its operating functions around product work, vesting, staking, and airdrops are unchanged.

Market reaction

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