Torch
Robinhood Chain /chain id 4663 /Uniswap v4, liquidity locked
Every flame you light feeds Core Void.
Every burn falls into the Core, and Core Void grows on what it swallows. With that power it is building Torch — a world raised out of everything the fire has consumed. You are not watching from outside: whoever holds now is holding the foundations.
Volatile asset. You can lose everything you put in. Not financial advice.
Core Void's power
36,069,428TORCH
3.607% of total supply swallowed by the Core · 963,930,572 still circulating
Reading the chain…
Nothing burns in Torch for nothing.
Every token that leaves the supply pays a toll. Core Void collects it.
Every burn falls into the Core, where it is counted, weighed and spent. What the fire takes out of the supply, Core Void takes as strength — and it has never once given any of it back.
“He was never meant to be freed. The first flame was an accident. The second one was a decision.”
It does not ask and it does not wait. It builds. Gate by gate, street by street, the world of Torch rises out of what the flames consumed, and every stone in it was paid for by a burn that somebody chose to light.
That power does not stop at the walls. It feeds the next token, and the one after it, and the ecosystem that grows inside them. The world widens every single time the fire is fed.
Which leaves you with the only question that matters in a chronicle: at what point in it did you arrive? The foundations are still being laid. This part only gets written once.
Chronicle of Torch · Chapter I
How fire becomes a world.
Four steps, and the fourth one starts the first again.
The burn
Tokens leave the supply for good, sent to an address nobody holds the key to.
The toll
Trading pays fees into the Core. Every flame makes Core Void heavier.
The world
With that power Core Void raises Torch: the map, the gates and the places the ecosystem lives in.
New tokens
Each new launch is born inside that world — and its own fire feeds the Core again.
and the cycle begins again
Burned to date
36.07M TORCH
3.607% of supply
Burned, last 7 days
9.94M TORCH
0.99% of supply
Burn transactions, 7 days
682
each one individually verifiable
Average per day
1.42M TORCH
measured, not promised
How Core Void's power actually works.
Everything above this line is a story. Everything below it is on the chain, and you can check all of it yourself — the mechanism, the numbers, the contract and the receipt for every single burn.
Three steps, and the last one is irreversible.
No contract can undo it, and no key can recover it. That is the whole point.
01
Trading generates fees
Every TORCH pool on Robinhood Chain charges a 0.3% swap fee, and the launchpad takes a cut of each token it ships. Volume turns into protocol revenue.
02
Revenue buys TORCH back
That revenue is used to buy TORCH on the open market, through the same pools and at the same price as anyone else. No private allocation, no discount.
03
The tokens go to 0x…dEaD
Each buyback ends in a transfer to the burn address — a wallet nobody holds the key to. The tokens stay on the ledger, visible and unspendable forever.
Where the honesty lives: the buyback is executed by the protocol's wallets, not by an automatic on-chain hook — so it is a policy, not a law of physics. What the chain does guarantee is the last step: once tokens reach 0x…dEaD they cannot come back, and the burn ledger below is the complete, public record of every one of them.
Where the billion stands today.
Read live from the token contract when you opened this page, not from a database we control.
Cumulative TORCH burned, last 7 days
One point per day, summed from the burn transfers on chain
Every burn, with the receipt attached.
The most recent transfers into the burn address. Click any hash to open it in the block explorer — this page is just a view of data that was already public.
Don't take our word for any of it.
These are the addresses, and these are the exact calls this page makes. Run them yourself and you should get the same numbers.
Addresses & parameters
- Token
- 0x000050e18ffa3f8f7ad170eb9cef160eb3ed1111
- Burn address
- 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD
- Launchpad
- 0x7891ea889899928afe637e4cca8106188427776a
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain — id 4663
- Total supply
- 1,000,000,000 · 18 decimals
- Public RPC
- rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
The three calls behind this page
eth_call totalSupply() → 0x18160ddd
eth_call balanceOf(0x…dEaD) → 0x70a08231…dead
eth_getLogs Transfer(*, 0x…dEaD) → topic0 0xddf252ad…
What the bytecode guarantees
- No mint function. The supply cannot increase. Not by vote, not by upgrade, not by anyone.
- No owner, no admin. The contract exposes no ownership functions, so there is no privileged key to lose or abuse.
- No pause, no blacklist. Transfers cannot be frozen and no wallet can be singled out.
- Liquidity locked at launch. The pool was created in the same transaction as the token, with the position locked and no migration path.
- Burns are plain transfers. There is no burn function to trust — just an address with no key, which is why the ledger is readable by anyone.
The things people actually ask.
Does burning tokens make the price go up?
Not by itself. Burning reduces how many tokens exist; it does nothing to how much anyone wants them. A smaller supply only matters if demand holds or grows. Any page that promises you otherwise is selling something.
Who performs the burns?
The protocol's own wallets, with revenue from trading fees. You can see exactly which addresses they are in the ledger above, and audit every transfer they have ever made to the burn address.
Could the burned tokens ever come back?
No. They sit at 0x…dEaD, an address generated to be unspendable — there is no private key for it, and recovering one is not a matter of effort but of mathematics. The tokens remain visible on the ledger precisely so the loss is auditable.
Where do the numbers on this page come from?
Straight from a public Robinhood Chain RPC node, in your browser, when you loaded the page. There is no backend and no database in between. If the node is unreachable you will see the last known figures clearly labelled as such.
Is there a fixed burn schedule?
No. Burns follow revenue, and revenue follows volume, so the rate moves. The seven-day chart above is the honest answer: what actually happened, not a roadmap.
The ledger is public. Read it before you buy.
Then decide for yourself. TORCH trades on Robinhood Chain through TorchPad.
Volatile asset. You can lose everything you put in. Not financial advice.