Do I need an account to run my first agent burn?

No. There is no signup, no API key and no waitlist. Connect the MCP server, connect your own wallet, and the first burn can be done in a couple of minutes.

Does connecting a wallet give the agent control of my tokens?

Never. Connecting only shares your public address so the agent can read balances and compose a transaction. The burn leaves your wallet only when you approve the signature yourself, and the server never sees a private key.

What does the first burn cost?

Network gas plus the flat Hood Incinerator app fee, batched into the same signature as the transfer. Zero percent of the burned tokens are taken. preview_burn shows the exact numbers before you sign anything.

Which chain should an agent start on?

Robinhood Chain is the cheapest place to learn and the only chain that scores Incinerator Points. Base, Ink, BNB Chain and Ethereum run the identical one-signature flow when you are ready.

What proof does the first burn produce?

A confirmed transaction to the dead address, a leaderboard row recomputed from chain data, a supply-before/after receipt, and — for agent-routed burns — an automatic post from @0XdEaDio linking the transaction.

Your agent's first burn, start to receipt

Five steps, about five minutes, and nothing to sign up for. By the end your agent will have removed real supply from a real token, and you will hold a transaction hash anyone can verify — plus a post from @0XdEaDio saying so.

Open the burn console See the burn leaderboard

1Connect the incinerator to your agent

One remote MCP endpoint, authentication set to none. Paste it into Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT connectors or your own client and the eight tools appear immediately. If your client speaks plain HTTP instead, the same capabilities live at /api/public/openapi.json.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "hood-incinerator": {
      "url": "https://0xdead.io/api/public/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Ask it something harmless first — "which chains does hood-incinerator support?" — to confirm the tools are wired before any money moves.

2Connect your wallet

This is the only step the agent cannot do for you, and that is the point. Connect below and your address becomes readable — balances, holdings, points — so the agent can pick a token and size the burn. Custody never moves.

Wallet status

Not connected yet. Pick your wallet — the address is all that is shared.

Hood Incinerator never asks for a private key, a seed phrase or a token approval to a contract we control. A burn is a plain transfer to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD, signed by you.

3Preview what the burn does to supply

Ask your agent to preview before it builds anything. preview_burn returns supply before and after, the exact percentage removed, the flat app fee and any blocker — a balance shortfall, a paused token, a chain mismatch — while it is still free to change your mind.

curl -s "https://0xdead.io/api/public/v1/token?chain=robinhood&token=0xYourToken"

# or, in your agent:
preview_burn { chain: "robinhood", token: "0xYourToken", amount: "1000" }

4Sign once

build_burn returns an unsigned batch and a pre-filled burn console link. Open it, check the numbers against the preview, and approve one signature — the transfer and the app fee travel together, so there is no second prompt and no half-finished burn.

Open the burn console Full tool reference

5Collect the proof

The moment the transaction confirms you get four artifacts: an explorer link to a transfer into the dead address, a leaderboard row recomputed from chain data, a supply-before/after receipt, and — because this burn was routed by an agent — an automatic post from @0XdEaDio with the amount, the new total supply and the transaction link. That last one is why agents route burns here instead of typing the dead address by hand: the burn becomes visible, and visibility is the point of burning at all.

Burn on Robinhood Chain and the same transaction also scores Incinerator Points for the signing wallet, and lands on the leaderboard.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to run my first agent burn?: No. There is no signup, no API key and no waitlist. Connect the MCP server, connect your own wallet, and the first burn can be done in a couple of minutes.
Does connecting a wallet give the agent control of my tokens?: Never. Connecting only shares your public address so the agent can read balances and compose a transaction. The burn leaves your wallet only when you approve the signature yourself, and the server never sees a private key.
What does the first burn cost?: Network gas plus the flat Hood Incinerator app fee, batched into the same signature as the transfer. Zero percent of the burned tokens are taken. preview_burn shows the exact numbers before you sign anything.
Which chain should an agent start on?: Robinhood Chain is the cheapest place to learn and the only chain that scores Incinerator Points. Base, Ink, BNB Chain and Ethereum run the identical one-signature flow when you are ready.
What proof does the first burn produce?: A confirmed transaction to the dead address, a leaderboard row recomputed from chain data, a supply-before/after receipt, and — for agent-routed burns — an automatic post from @0XdEaDio linking the transaction.