Hey guys! Just wanted to drop by and share a paragraph or two on the burn mechanisms associated with Unizen Trade. We covered these briefly in the Twitter Space today and I've seen some of you distilling it on Twitter (which we're very appreciative of). Here it is in readable and digestible form for the people that weren't able to participate: With every trade executed on Unizen Trade or through a Unizen SDK integration, a portion of the trade's USD equivalent will be set aside for a scheduled token burn. In Unizen's terminology, these reserved ZCX assets are referred to as "earmarked" ZCX. The token burn process is directly linked to the trading volume. Specifically, Unizen will earmark 0.5% of the value of every single-chain trade and 1% of any cross-chain trade. To put it simply, if Unizen achieves a daily trade volume of $1 million in single-chain trades, then $5,000 worth of circulating ZCX tokens will be scheduled for burning each day. It's important to note that the timing of these token burns is entirely randomized to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, hence the use of the term "earmarked." The buy-back-burn is our secondary mechanism of burning, beyond even the burn reserve pool, whereby we utilize fees from our total, aggregate SDK integrations to buy-back and then burn ZCX off the open market, from willing sellers. This takes us from a strong deflationary project to one which we class as having hyper-deflationary tokenomics. Herein, we are following in the footsteps of BTC itself as our foundation and building upon that with the buy-back-burn mechanism.