AINFT · a fixed supply with no mint, only the occasional burn.
AINFT (token ticker NFT, the rebrand of APENFT) is a TRON-based AI-NFT token — about 990.1T circulating against a hard cap of ~999.99T, which means it is essentially fully distributed.
Sell pressure. Zero. No protocol mint and no vesting cliff — not one new NFT is created or unlocked in the window.
Buy pressure. Zero too. A profit-funded buyback-and-burn exists but is sporadic, and none fired inside the window.
Net. Flat. Nothing added and nothing measurably removed over 90 days — the supply monitor agrees at about 0%.
NFT is a fixed-supply TRON token with no block reward and no minting function, so the protocol issues no new coins — the hard cap is set and can never be raised.
Almost the entire supply is already circulating, so the original team, artist-partner and DeFi allocations have finished releasing — no cliff reaches the market.
The officially disclosed foundation reserve wallet is empty — it holds no NFT at all, so there is nothing there to release. Roughly 9.9T NFT sits permanently in the burn address, but that was accumulated before June 2025 and cannot return.
No bankruptcy estate or court-ordered distribution applies to the NFT token.
A buyback-and-burn funded by ecosystem profits exists, but it is discretionary with no published schedule and it did not fire in this window — the burn address last received NFT in June 2025, more than a year ago. Carried at zero and monitored.
There is no automatic per-transaction fee burn on NFT — nothing is removed on every transfer. Burns happen only through the discretionary buyback-and-burn, not a continuous protocol mechanism.
No discretionary open-market buying by the foundation has been disclosed in the window — monitored.
Staking rewards on the swap are paid out of protocol-fee revenue rather than locking supply away, and no new multi-year lock or escrow was announced in the window — monitored.
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