Does Arc Incinerator support Robinhood Chain?

Yes. Arc Incinerator supports Robinhood Chain alongside Arc, Base, Ink, BNB Chain and Ethereum. It sends tokens and NFTs from your wallet to the dead address, shows the supply impact, and generates a verifiable receipt you can post.

No. Your assets go straight from your wallet to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD. There is no escrow contract, no deposit step, and no way for the app to touch your balance.

Network gas plus a flat 0.00004 ETH app fee, batched into the same signature as the burn. No percentage is taken from the tokens you burn.

Does it have a backend or a database?

No. The leaderboard and the points board are rebuilt in your browser from Robinhood Chain logs and the public explorer API, so anyone can recompute the same numbers independently.

What are Incinerator Points?

A usage score, not a token: 60% comes from app fees your wallet has paid and 40% from the share of supply you destroyed. Every contract scores equally at 1x. The official $ARC token is live on Arc.

Arc Incinerator on Robinhood Chain

Arc Incinerator supports Robinhood Chain behind an Arc-first burn console. Tokens and NFTs go from your wallet straight to the dead address in a single signature, and you leave with proof your community can verify.

Open the burn console See the burn leaderboard

One Arc Incinerator, every supported chain

Arc is the default network, while Robinhood Chain remains fully supported. Choose the network, send supply to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD, and keep a receipt anyone can verify.

What it does

Tokens and NFTs

Any ERC-20, plus ERC-721 and ERC-1155 collectibles. Pick from your detected balances or paste a contract address.

One signature

The burn transfer and the 0.00004 ETH app fee are batched into a single wallet approval. No second prompt, no hidden step.

Proof built in

Percentage of supply removed, new total supply, transaction link — pre-written into an X post you send from your own account.

Public scoreboard

A live leaderboard ranks tokens by share of supply burned, and Incinerator Points rank the wallets doing the burning.

No custody, no backend, no database

Nothing you burn passes through a contract we control, because there is no contract. The app builds a plain transfer to the dead address and hands it to your wallet. The leaderboard and points are recomputed in your browser from chain logs each time you load the page — which means the numbers are not ours to fudge, and anyone with an RPC endpoint can reproduce them.

Arc Incinerator is unaudited software and burns are irreversible. Check the contract address and the amount before you sign, every time.

The official token

The official Arc Incinerator token contract is 0x676bE0ca09e177Cb7fE64f3f616B03E8b4B3Aa5c on Arc. Incinerator Points are a usage record, never a token, and every contract scores equally.

Frequently asked questions

Does Arc Incinerator support Robinhood Chain?: Yes. Arc Incinerator supports Robinhood Chain alongside Arc, Base, Ink, BNB Chain and Ethereum. It sends tokens and NFTs from your wallet to the dead address, shows the supply impact, and generates a verifiable receipt you can post.
Is it custodial?: No. Your assets go straight from your wallet to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD. There is no escrow contract, no deposit step, and no way for the app to touch your balance.
What does it cost?: Network gas plus a flat 0.00004 ETH app fee, batched into the same signature as the burn. No percentage is taken from the tokens you burn.
Does it have a backend or a database?: No. The leaderboard and the points board are rebuilt in your browser from Robinhood Chain logs and the public explorer API, so anyone can recompute the same numbers independently.
What are Incinerator Points?: A usage score, not a token: 60% comes from app fees your wallet has paid and 40% from the share of supply you destroyed. Every contract scores equally at 1x. The official $ARC token is live on Arc.