BNB supply changes and burn progress
Separate total from circulating supply and reconcile quarterly burns with period changes.
Reviewed: · BNB.VIP research desk
Total and circulating supply use the provider's respective definitions. Staking and circulation restrictions are not burns, so a fall in circulating supply alone does not establish an equivalent destruction of coins.
CoinGecko (BNB) · Snapshot · Data date:
Snapshot
| Announcement date | Post-announcement total supply (BNB) | Period reduction (BNB) | Residual (BNB) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-15 | 136,361,374.34 | — | — |
| 2026-04-15 | 134,786,916.53 | 1,574,457.81 | 5,150.47 |
| 2026-07-15 | 133,166,127.91 | 1,620,788.62 | 4,960.825 |
| 2026-10-19 | 131,512,085 | 1,654,042.91 | 7,846.47 |
Method and definitions
Estimated reduction = 200M minus total supply. Remaining reduction = max(total minus 100M, 0). Progress = (200M minus total)/100M, bounded to 0–100%. These calculations are not a transaction-by-transaction audit.
Period reduction is previous reported total minus the next total. Subtract that quarter's announced burn to obtain the residual. It can include ongoing burning, rounding or methodology changes; we do not attribute it entirely to one cause. Less supply does not guarantee a higher price.
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