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Good morning, community. ☀️ Every sunrise is a reminder that no dream is too far away for those who refuse to give up. The journey may not always be easy, but every step you take with faith, discipline, and determination brings you closer to the life you envision. Keep learning, keep growing, and never stop believing in your potential. Remember that your positivity can brighten someone's day, your kindness can restore someone's hope, and your persistence can inspire others to keep moving forward. Let's embrace today with gratitude, purpose, and the confidence that our best days are still ahead. Wishing everyone a productive, peaceful, and joyful day filled with new opportunities and meaningful progress. Let's make today count. Have a blessed morning! #GoodMorning #Community #StayInspired – at Uyo, Nigeria

Kimi K3.1 Pro and Highspeed Versions Now Available on B.AI B.AI has added two versions of the Kimi K3.1 Pro model developed by Moonshot AI, giving users access to a flagship model with a one-million-token context window and native vision capabilities through both the platform’s API and Web Chat. The standard Kimi K3.1 Pro version prioritizes lower input and output costs, making it suitable for longer-context analysis and cost-sensitive workloads, while the Highspeed version delivers approximately two to three times the inference speed of the standard release for interactive coding sessions and latency-sensitive agent workflows. Both versions share the same underlying intelligence and context length, so the choice between them depends on whether a given task benefits more from reduced per-token cost or faster response times. • 1M token context window supports extended documents, codebases, and multi-step reasoning chains • Native vision capabilities allow the model to process visual inputs alongside text • Designed for complex coding tasks, 3D modeling with Blender and CAD, financial research, and multi-step agent workflows • Standard version offers lower input and output costs for high-volume or long-context use • Highspeed version targets interactive coding and agent applications where response latency matters The addition expands the range of large language models available through B.AI’s unified interface, allowing developers and users to select a Kimi variant that matches the performance and cost profile of their specific application. Both versions can be accessed immediately via the B.AI API for programmatic integration or through the Web Chat interface for direct interaction. Model documentation and the entry point for testing are available through the official announcement. Try now: b.ai @justinsuntron @BAI_AGI #TRONEcoStar

TRON ECO Halloween Spooky Spell Match Challenge A mischievous ghost has scrambled five enchanted scrolls that each hold a clue about a different project in the TRON ecosystem, and participants are invited to restore the correct matches before the window closes. Five glowing pumpkins sit alongside the scrolls, and each scroll contains a short description tied to one of the brands: SUN, JUST, WINkLink, BitTorrent, or AINFT. Anyone who correctly pairs all five and follows the entry steps becomes eligible for a random draw of TRON ECO merchandise. • Match each numbered scroll to the corresponding TRON ECO brand • Share your five matches in the comments of the activity post and tag the official accounts • Tag three friends and invite them to try the challenge using #TRONEcoHalloween • Event runs from October 28 through November 2 • Twenty winners will be selected at random from those who get every match right and complete all entry requirements The activity is designed as a light seasonal way for the community to revisit the different roles these projects play. SUN focuses on the financial ecosystem, JUST supports open finance and lending, WINkLink serves as the comprehensive oracle, BitTorrent handles peer-to-peer content distribution, and AINFT bridges AI into the TRON environment. By requiring participants to read the clues and make the connections, the challenge keeps the five projects visible while giving people a chance to win merchandise. Y @justinsuntron @OfficialSUNio #TRONEcoStar #TRONEcoHalloween

Tracking the Impact of the First $BTT Buyback and Burn Through a Dedicated Dashboard BitTorrent has completed its first quarterly $BTT buyback and burn, funded by 100 percent of Q3 2026 revenue from decentralized services, and has now launched a dedicated dashboard so that the results can be tracked in real time. The completed round removed 21,621,611,570,729.6 BTT from circulation, representing approximately 2.18 percent of total supply and an estimated value of roughly $7.6 million at the time of execution. All burned tokens were sent to a burn address, permanently reducing the circulating supply, and the transactions remain verifiable on-chain. → The buyback is tied directly to revenue generated by BitTorrent’s decentralized services rather than a one-time external allocation → The dashboard displays token burns, total supply reduction, and related metrics as subsequent rounds are executed → Participants can review the on-chain records independently to confirm the amounts removed from circulation → Future buybacks will continue to draw from protocol revenue, with the scale of each round adjusting according to market conditions and business performance → The mechanism creates a potential link between ecosystem activity and long-term supply reduction By publishing both the execution details and a public tracking interface, BitTorrent has made the connection between service revenue and token supply reduction more transparent. Users and observers can monitor how subsequent quarterly rounds affect total supply without relying solely on announcements. The dashboard also supports longer-term evaluation of whether growing usage of content distribution, inference compute, and cross-chain services continues to generate the revenue that funds further burns. Full details of the first round and the on-chain records are available through the official channels referenced in the announcement. @justinsuntron @BitTorrent #TRONEcoStar

BTTInferGrid’s DePIN Approach to Connecting Off-Chain Compute with On-Chain Coordination BTTInferGrid is advancing a decentralized physical infrastructure model that links idle GPU resources with the growing demand for AI inference workloads. The latest update highlights a hybrid architecture in which the actual computational work occurs off-chain on participant hardware while blockchain infrastructure handles coordination, accounting, and settlement. This separation allows physical resources to perform the heavy lifting of inference while the network maintains transparent records of participation and rewards. • GPU providers register devices permissionlessly and contribute capacity when available • Validators coordinate task assignment based on performance, latency, and availability • Completed inference results are scored before rewards are distributed • On-chain settlement makes payment flows inspectable without requiring every computational step to run on-chain • The model aims to turn fragmented idle hardware into a usable service for developers For developers, the value lies in accessing scalable inference capacity without managing dedicated GPU fleets or negotiating long-term cloud contracts. For hardware owners, the opportunity is to monetize underutilized resources according to verified contribution rather than fixed commitments. The architecture still requires clear rules around device requirements, workload validation, and reward calculation, which is why BitTorrent has directed interested participants toward its developer community for deeper technical discussion. The overall direction positions decentralized compute as an extension of the broader BitTorrent infrastructure, connecting physical resources with on-chain coordination so that AI workloads can draw on a wider pool of capacity. @justinsuntron @BitTorrent #TRONEcoStar

$U PRICE FEEDS ARE LIVE ON WINKLINK: TWO PAIRS, ONE BIGGER STEP @WinkLink_Oracle announced that WINkLink Oracle now supports $U price feeds, with two pairs available now. The announcement adds a line that is worth reading carefully: this is not just new coverage. It makes $U more reliably usable across TRON DeFi. THE NEW PAIRS → $U / TRX → $U / USD WHY TWO PAIRS The two pairs answer different needs. $U / TRX prices the token against TRON's own asset, which suits applications that work natively on the network. $U / USD prices it against the US dollar, which is the reference many users and products think in. Offering both gives builders a choice about how to read the value of $U. WHAT RELIABLE USABILITY MEANS The Chinese version of the announcement puts the point this way: it is more than adding a price pair, because it gives $U dependable availability within TRON DeFi. An asset becomes useful to applications when its price can be trusted, and a feed from a decentralized oracle is how that trust is built. HOW THE FEED IS BUILT From the WINkLink documentation: → Several nodes retrieve data from external sources and submit it → The aggregated price on-chain is the median of 7 nodes → The network also describes an Off-Chain Reporting model, in which nodes report to a leader over a peer-to-peer network and a single signed aggregate report goes on-chain, which reduces gas use. That model is described as being in beta HOW TO TAKE PART IN THE WINKLINK ECOSYSTEM The documentation invites three kinds of participants: → Data consumers, who use trusted price feeds for DeFi security → Data providers, who bring trusted data sources → Node operators, who run nodes to strengthen security and decentralization There is a Telegram channel and a GitHub project for the community, and a node deployment guide at doc.winklink.org. WHERE TO LOOK → The announcement: winklink.org/#/announcement/… → The $U / TRX feed: winklink.org/#/feed/ocr:u-tr… → The $U / USD feed: winklink.org/#/feed/ocr:u-us… A NOTE OF BALANCE A price feed supports applications, and it does not make an asset safe. Anyone using $U should understand the asset and its risks, and nothing here is financial advice. This is how a data layer grows: one dependable feed at a time. Follow @WinkLink_Oracle to see the next one. @justinsuntron @WinkLink_Oracle #TRONEcoStar #TRONAISeason #WINkLinkAI

📈 The WINkLink Price Service Page Upgrade: Before and After A tool improves when the people who use it can see more of what it is doing. @WinkLink_Oracle upgraded its Price Service page to provide clearer insights and more comprehensive market data for developers and users. Here is the change laid out as before and after, with the reason behind each one. MARKET CONTEXT → Before: a price shown on its own → After: a new Market Statistics section with Market Cap and Rank, Supply (both circulating and total), and 24h and 7d price ranges → Why it helps: better market assessment in one place, since a price means more when you can see supply and recent range beside it ASSET IDENTIFICATION → Before: symbols that can look alike → After: asset names and logos shown on the page → Why it helps: it avoids confusion between similar symbols, and mixing up two tokens is an expensive mistake ORACLE PARAMETERS → Before: settings that took digging to find → After: Deviation Threshold and Heartbeat visible directly on the list page → Why it helps: you can see how each feed behaves before you rely on it What those two parameters mean From the WINkLink documentation: → Heartbeat: a fixed time interval that forces a price update even when the price is stable, keeping on-chain freshness predictable → Deviation Threshold: a percentage, and when the off-chain price moves beyond it compared with the last on-chain price, an on-chain update is triggered One keeps the feed steady, and the other keeps it responsive. Who benefits → Developers comparing feeds before they integrate one → DeFi users who want quick, reliable context → Anyone who values transparency in how an oracle works The project's closing line says it well: #WINkLink continues to deliver transparent, reliable oracle data for the #TRON ecosystem. A practical tip: before building on any feed, check its heartbeat and deviation threshold, and decide whether they fit your application. Now that information sits on the list page. Explore it at winklink.org, and see the documentation at doc.winklink.org for the full details. Follow @WinkLink_Oracle for more upgrades. @justinsuntron @WinkLink_Oracle #TRONEcoStar #TRONAISeason #WINkLinkAI

$HTX Joins the WINkLink Price Service: Five Things Worth Knowing @WinkLink_Oracle announced that WINkLink Oracle now supports the $HTX price feed, with $HTX / TRX live. The announcement describes the update in one line: it expands WINkLink's price service coverage and further strengthens on-chain data infrastructure on TRON. Here are five points that help explain why that matters. One: coverage is the product The core of WINkLink is price service. Each supported pair is a piece of the product, so adding $HTX / TRX is a direct improvement to what the service offers. Two: the number comes from several nodes According to the documentation, the final on-chain price is the median of prices submitted by 7 nodes. A median is the middle value, so one node reporting something odd cannot pull the result off course. Three: the update follows rules - A heartbeat forces a price update at a fixed interval, even when the price is steady - A deviation threshold triggers an update when the price moves far enough from the last on-chain value - Together they keep data fresh and responsive Four: the data is read by contracts The on-chain contract that gathers the submitted prices is called the aggregator, and consumer contracts read the aggregated price from it. Each update cycle is a round with its own identifier, which means price history can be looked up. Five: it strengthens infrastructure The announcement says on-chain data infrastructure on TRON becomes stronger. That is a reasonable way to describe it, since lending, stablecoin and trading applications all lean on dependable prices. What this does not mean - A price feed does not say whether a token is a good asset - Builders still need to design for risk, such as sudden price moves Where to read more - The announcement: winklink.org/#/announcement/… - How price feeds work: doc.winklink.org/v2/doc/pric… Steady expansion of this kind is how data infrastructure grows, and it rarely makes noise. It simply keeps more things working. Follow @WinkLink_Oracle for the next addition. @justinsuntron @WinkLink_Oracle #TRONEcoStar #TRONAISeason #WINkLinkAI

📢 $KGST Price Feeds Arrive on WINkLink: The Story Behind a New Pair Every new asset on a blockchain faces the same practical problem. It can exist, and it can be held, and until applications can tell what it is worth, it cannot be used very far. That is the gap a price feed closes, and it is why the latest announcement from @WinkLink_Oracle matters. WINkLink Oracle now supports $KGST price feeds, and the first pair is live: $KGST / TRX. In the words of the announcement, accurate on-chain price feeds help $KGST stay consistently usable across TRON DeFi. The Chinese version of the same message says it from the application side: stable on-chain price data lets $KGST connect more smoothly to the many kinds of TRON DeFi applications. Why a smart contract needs this According to the WINkLink documentation, smart contracts cannot communicate directly with external systems. That limits what they can do. A data service connects them to the outside world, and WINkLink does this as a decentralized service on the TRON network, so that no single provider becomes a single point of failure. How the data travels → External data sources, such as exchanges and data services, hold the market information → WINkLink nodes retrieve that data and process the task → The results are submitted to the TRON blockchain → Consumer contracts read the price from there What the new pair adds A dedicated $KGST / TRX feed gives lending markets, stablecoin systems and other applications a reliable reference price for the token against TRX, the network's own asset. That is the starting point for using it as collateral, as liquidity or as part of a larger product. Why small additions matter One pair looks modest on its own. A data network grows pair by pair, and every addition widens what builders can create without having to solve the data problem themselves. Where to look → Read the full announcement: winklink.org/#/announcement/… → See the feed itself: winklink.org/#/feed/ocr:kgst… A note of balance: a price feed makes a token usable by applications, and it says nothing about the token's value or quality, so anyone using $KGST should still do their own research. Follow @WinkLink_Oracle for every new pair. @justinsuntron @WinkLink_Oracle #TRONEcoStar #TRONAISeason #WINkLinkAI

🔥 WIN Round 1 by the Numbers: 67.36 Billion Burned, About 6.74% of Supply, $3.59M Estimated Value WIN Buyback and Burn Round 1 is complete, and @WinkLink_Oracle summed it up in three lines. Each line carries its own meaning, so here they are one at a time. 🔥 67,357,364,510 WIN permanently burned This is the raw amount, more than 67 billion tokens removed for good. Permanently is the important word. Burned tokens are sent to an address from which they cannot come back, so the reduction in supply is lasting. 📉 Approximately 6.74% of the initial total supply burned This puts the amount in proportion. Burning 6.74% of the initial supply in a single round is a significant first step. Working backward, that percentage implies an initial supply of roughly one trillion WIN. That is my own calculation from the two published figures, and not an official statement. 💰 Estimated burn value: $3.59M This gives a dollar sense of the scale. It is an estimate, and it depends on the price at the time. Dividing the estimated value by the number of tokens gives an implied value of about $0.00005 per WIN, which is again simple arithmetic and not a quoted price. What the three numbers say together → A very large number of tokens, which reflects how many WIN there are in total → A meaningful share of the initial supply → A modest dollar value, because each token is worth a tiny amount That last point is worth understanding. A huge token count can sit alongside a small dollar value, and neither figure alone tells the whole story. Looking at all three together gives a more balanced picture. The burn transaction is verifiable on-chain, as the announcement notes, so every one of these figures can be checked against the record. How the burn is funded Under the program that began in Q3 2026, 100% of the revenue that WINkLink generates from its data services goes toward buybacks. The burn is paid for by real service fees, and it is not a promise. What to keep in mind → The dollar value is an estimate and changes with the market → Later rounds will differ in size, since they follow revenue → A burn reduces supply and does not guarantee any price outcome This is not financial advice. Follow @WinkLink_Oracle for each round, and read the next post to see how to verify the transaction yourself. @justinsuntron @WinkLink_Oracle #TRONEcoStar #TRONAISeason #WINkLinkAI

✅ The Round 1 Burn Is Recorded On-Chain: How to Verify It Yourself, Step by Step Announcements are easy to write, and records are hard to fake. That is why the most useful post in the WIN buyback series from @WinkLink_Oracle may be the shortest one: the Round 1 burn is recorded on-chain, with a transaction hash anyone can look up. The key facts: → Amount burned: 67,357,364,510 WIN → Transaction hash: cdaf36dfe9778d2946334a3908d70990bbfeecf6b5022bc8ba4f4f7b60bd8893 → Where to check it: TRONSCAN, the TRON blockchain explorer A transaction hash works like a receipt number. It points to one specific transaction on the blockchain, and nobody can change what that transaction shows. How to verify, step by step Step 1: Open the transaction Use the verification link below, which goes straight to the record on TRONSCAN. Step 2: Match the hash Check that the hash on the page is the same as the one in the announcement, character for character. Step 3: Check the amount Look for the amount of WIN involved and compare it with the announced 67,357,364,510 WIN. Step 4: Check the status Make sure the transaction shows as successful and note the date and time. Step 5: Look at the destination The purpose of a burn is to send tokens to an address that permanently removes them from circulation, so the destination is worth a look. Step 6: Compare with the program page The WIN Buyback and Burn page on winklink.org lists records and transaction details, so the numbers should agree across both. Why this habit is worth building → It takes only a few minutes → It replaces trust with evidence → It works the same way for any burn or transfer on the network A few safety notes: → Only use links from official accounts and be careful of lookalike sites → Never share a private key or recovery phrase with anyone while checking a transaction Verify on TRONSCAN: tronscan.org/transaction/cda… The whole idea of a transparent program is that you do not have to take anyone's word for it. Follow @WinkLink_Oracle and check each round for yourself. This is not financial advice. @justinsuntron @WinkLink_Oracle #TRONEcoStar #TRONAISeason #WINkLinkAI

The WIN Buyback and Burn Page Is Live: A Guided Tour of What You Can Do There A burn program is only as convincing as the evidence that goes with it, and @WinkLink_Oracle has now put that evidence in one place. The WIN Buyback and Burn page is live, and it is built around a simple idea: everything about the program should be easy to find and easy to check. According to the announcement, the page lets you do three things: - Track buyback and burn updates as they happen - Explore historical records - Access on-chain transaction details All in one place, as the announcement puts it, and available at winklink.org under the buyback and burn section. Why a dedicated page helps Without a page like this, a person who wants to follow the program has to piece the story together from separate posts, announcements and explorer links. That is slow, and it is easy to miss something. A single page turns the program into something that can be followed from start to finish. How to use it sensibly - Start with the updates, to see what the latest round reports - Move to the historical records, to compare rounds with one another - Open the on-chain transaction details, to confirm that the published numbers match what happened on the blockchain That last step is the one that matters most. A published figure is a claim, and a matching transaction on-chain is evidence. What it already shows The first round is complete, with 67,357,364,510 WIN burned and 100% of WINkLink's revenue allocated to buybacks under the program. As later rounds are completed, the page is where they will build up into a record. Why that record will matter A single round tells you very little about a program. A series of rounds tells you how steady it is, how large each round is compared with the last and whether the process keeps going. The historical records section is designed to answer those questions over time. A note of balance - The page presents records, and it does not predict anything - Round sizes depend on revenue, which changes - Burns reduce supply and do not guarantee any price outcome Here is the page: winklink.org/#/win-buyback-b… Transparency works best when it is used. If you follow this program, make a habit of opening the page after each announcement and comparing the two. Follow @WinkLink_Oracle for the next update. @justinsuntron @WinkLink_Oracle #TRONEcoStar #TRONAISeason #WINkLinkAI

📢 Round 1 of the WIN Buyback and Burn Is Complete: What the Announcement Says WINkLink has completed Round 1 of its WIN Buyback and Burn program, which launched in Q3 2026. @WinkLink_Oracle announced the result with one headline number: 67,357,364,510 WIN burned. That is a very large figure, and the more important detail sits in the line before it. Under the program, 100% of the revenue generated by WINkLink is allocated to WIN buybacks. That sentence explains what kind of program this is. What the announcement tells us → The program is called a long-term buyback and burn, and it began in Q3 2026 → Round 1 is the first completed round → The funding rule is simple: all of WINkLink's revenue goes toward buybacks → The amount burned in this round was 67,357,364,510 WIN → Burn details and on-chain transaction records are available through the official link Where that revenue comes from WINkLink is a decentralized data service that operates on the TRON network. According to its documentation, it provides external data for smart contracts and connects them with real-life events, and DeFi applications depend on that kind of reliable data to work. Protocols pay for those services, and those fees are the revenue behind the program. That gives the buyback a clear link to usage. When more applications rely on WINkLink for price data and other services, there is more revenue to put into repurchasing WIN. When usage is lower, there is less. Why it is worth noticing Many token programs are announced with promises about the future. This one starts from a different place. The source of funding is stated, the first round is finished, and the records are available to check. That is a more concrete foundation than a plan alone. What to keep in mind → This is the first round, so there is no pattern yet, and the next rounds will show how consistent the program is → Round sizes will follow the revenue of each period → A burn reduces supply and does not guarantee any price outcome Where to look for more: doc.winklink.org The official website at winklink.org carries the announcements and the new buyback and burn page, and the documentation at explains how the data service itself works. One round done, and the rest of the program is now a matter of execution. Follow @WinkLink_Oracle for each update. @justinsuntron @WinkLink_Oracle #TRONEcoStar #TRONAISeason #WINkLinkAI

⚙️ How SunSwap, SunPump and SunX Turn Usage Into SUN Burns: A Product-by-Product Guide The latest burn from @OfficialSUNio did not come from a single place. It came from three products that serve different needs, and each one connects to the buyback in its own way. Here is a plain guide to what each does and how it feeds the mechanism. SUNSWAP: DECENTRALIZED TRADING - Purpose: lets users swap tokens and provide liquidity directly from their wallets - Where the revenue comes from: trading fees paid by users - Link to the burn: public descriptions say a portion of SunSwap V2 fees goes into the buyback program - Historical contribution: 388,023,868.41 SUN, the largest of the three SUNPUMP: THE TOKEN LAUNCH ECOSYSTEM - Purpose: lets community members create and launch new tokens on TRON - Where the revenue comes from: activity on the launchpad - Link to the burn: public descriptions say its protocol revenue goes to buybacks - Historical contribution: 285,879,914.81 SUN SUNX: DERIVATIVES TRADING - Purpose: perpetual contracts, a derivatives product for experienced traders - Where the revenue comes from: trading activity on the platform - Link to the burn: public descriptions say its protocol revenue goes to buybacks - Historical contribution: 11,876,382.27 SUN, the smallest so far, and the newest How the chain works from start to finish - Users trade, launch tokens or trade derivatives - Those activities generate protocol revenue - The revenue is used to repurchase SUN - The repurchased SUN is sent to the black hole address - The transactions are recorded on-chain The exact revenue shares and allocation rules are set by the platform, so the official announcements and documentation are the authoritative source. What to watch over the longer term - Product usage: trading volume, new token launches and derivatives activity - Protocol revenue: how it changes from one period to the next - Execution records: the size and timing of each burn, checked on-chain A note on markets This post does not include price or trading volume figures, because short-term price moves have many causes and should not be pinned on any single buyback. If you look at market data, note its source and timestamp, and compare it with usage and revenue over longer periods. How to verify for yourself - Open the burn address and the latest burn transaction on TRONSCAN - Compare the amount with the announced 7,232,977.17 SUN - Check the cumulative total of 685,780,165.49 SUN against earlier announcements Risk reminders: leveraged trading, community-launched tokens and liquidity provision all carry real risks, and burns reduce supply without guaranteeing any price outcome. Burn address: tronscan.org/#/address/T9yD1… @justinsuntron @OfficialSUNio #TRONEcoStar #SUN

WHERE THE BURNED SUN CAME FROM: THREE BUSINESSES, ONE TOTAL A burn total tells you how much was removed. A breakdown tells you why it was possible. The latest announcement from @OfficialSUNio includes the cumulative contribution of each ecosystem business, and the numbers add up exactly. HISTORICAL CUMULATIVE CONTRIBUTION BY BUSINESS These figures describe each business's total contribution since the program began. They are separate from the latest round's burn amount. → SunSwap V2: 388,023,868.41 SUN → SunPump: 285,879,914.81 SUN → SunX: 11,876,382.27 SUN → Total: 685,780,165.49 SUN SHARE OF THE CUMULATIVE TOTAL Calculated from the figures above and rounded: → SunSwap V2: about 56.6% → SunPump: about 41.7% → SunX: about 1.7% TWO BUSINESSES CARRY MOST OF THE HISTORY SunSwap V2 and SunPump together account for roughly 98% of everything burned so far. That reflects how long they have been generating revenue, and how much activity they handle. SunX is the newest of the three, and its share is small, though it has been growing. WHAT CHANGED SINCE THE PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT Comparing the two most recent announcements gives a view of the latest round by business. These differences are my own calculations from the published cumulative figures, and not separate disclosures. → SunSwap V2: from 381,962,177.45 to 388,023,868.41, an increase of 6,061,690.96 SUN → SunPump: unchanged at 285,879,914.81 SUN → SunX: from 10,705,096.06 to 11,876,382.27, an increase of 1,171,286.21 SUN Those two increases add up to 7,232,977.17 SUN, which is exactly the latest round's burn. On that reading, SunSwap V2 supplied roughly 84% of the round and SunX roughly 16%. HOW TO READ THIS → SunPump's cumulative figure did not change between the two announcements, so it did not add to this round's burn. The announcement does not explain why, so it is best to wait for official detail before drawing conclusions → SunX's contribution is small in the total, and it made up a noticeable part of this round → Shares shift from round to round, which is why one period should not be read as a permanent pattern WHY THE MIX MATTERS A mechanism that depends on one product is fragile. A mechanism fed by several is steadier, because a slow period in one business can be offset by activity in another. Decentralized trading, token launches and derivatives respond to different market conditions, so together they spread the dependence. The funding still depends on real usage. If activity across the ecosystem falls, future rounds will be smaller, and if it grows, they can be larger. This is not financial advice. @justinsuntron @OfficialSUNio #TRONEcoStar #SUN

🔥 SUN Completes Its Latest Buyback and Burn: 7,232,977.17 SUN Removed, Cumulative Burns Reach About 685.78 Million @OfficialSUNio has announced the result of its latest buyback and burn. In this round, 7,232,977.17 SUN was destroyed, which brings the cumulative total to 685,780,165.49 SUN, or approximately 685.78 million tokens. The announcement covers all SUN repurchased and burned between July 25 and October 25, 2026. Every one of those tokens has been transferred to the black hole address, and the transaction records are publicly available, so the figures do not have to be taken on trust. Anyone can open the burn address and the latest burn transaction on TRONSCAN and compare what they see with what was announced. The key numbers → Burned this round: 7,232,977.17 SUN → Period covered: July 25 to October 25, 2026 → Cumulative burned: 685,780,165.49 SUN → Program running since: December 15, 2021 A program with a long record This is not a new idea or a one-off campaign. The SUN buyback and burn mechanism has been operating since December 15, 2021, which is close to five years. Round after round, revenue from the ecosystem has been used to repurchase SUN and send it to the burn address. The cumulative total is the result of that steady repetition, and it is the best evidence of what the program actually does. How this round compares The previous round, which covered April 25 to July 25, burned 9,025,027.40 SUN and left the cumulative total at 678,547,188.32 SUN. Subtracting that from the new total gives exactly 7,232,977.17 SUN, so the two announcements fit together without a gap. The latest round is about 20% smaller than the one before it, a figure calculated from the two published amounts. That difference is worth understanding, not worrying about. The size of each round follows the revenue generated in its period, so rounds will vary as activity across the ecosystem rises and falls. A single round is a data point, and the trend only becomes clear over several. What the burn does and does not do → It permanently removes tokens from circulation, which is a mechanical change to supply → It is funded by protocol revenue from decentralized trading, token launches and derivatives → It does not by itself determine the price, since markets respond to many other forces For that reason, short-term price moves after any announcement should not be credited to the burn. The more informative things to follow are product usage, protocol revenue and the execution records, which are all open to inspection. The next post breaks down which businesses the burned SUN came from, and the one after that explains how SunSwap, SunPump and SunX each feed the mechanism. Burn address: tronscan.org/#/address/T9yD1… Latest burn transaction: tronscan.org/transaction/775… This is not financial advice. Follow @OfficialSUNio for each round. @justinsuntron @OfficialSUNio #TRONEcoStar #SUN