Burn

Using $HARNESS to pay for credit routes value into a burn that reduces token supply over time. The burn is tied to real usage of the product, not to emissions or inflation.

How it works

When credit is paid for in $HARNESS, a portion of that value is directed to the burn rather than kept as float. The burn is recorded in an on-chain-verifiable ledger, so accrued burn is auditable rather than a claim.

Payments made by card can also contribute: the disclosed spread on managed inference funds a buyback-and-burn, so product revenue flows back into reducing supply.

What is live today

• Burn accrual from $HARNESS payments, recorded in the ledger.
• Buyback-and-burn from the fiat spread, executed as a deliberate operation.

On the roadmap

A burn taper that adjusts the burn rate over time is planned but not yet live. This page will be updated with the exact schedule when it ships. Until then, the burn behaves as described above: usage-driven, recorded, and auditable.