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# Incinerator

Burning sends a token from your wallet to the dead address `0x…dEaD` as a standard ERC-20 transfer. It is permanent: no sale, no refund, no recovery. It is the right tool for anything the scanner marks **no market** or **no liquidity**, and for anything you simply never want to see again.

## Steps

1. Open **Incinerator** from the toolkit.
2. Select tokens with the checkboxes. The quick filters help: **All** selects everything unprotected, **Worthless** selects only tokens with no sell route, **Has market** selects the sellable ones.
3. Press **Burn selected**.
4. Read the confirmation. It lists every token and requires ticking "I understand these tokens will be permanently destroyed."
5. Press **Burn now** and confirm each transaction in your wallet.
6. When the burn finishes, the window stays open: your burn card is generated on the left for sharing, the result log with transaction links sits on the right. Close it with **Done**.

## Why one signature per token

An ordinary wallet signs one transaction at a time. Cinder asks your wallet for atomic batching (EIP-5792) on every run and uses one confirmation when the wallet supports it. MetaMask has not enabled it on Robinhood Chain yet, so today you sign per token, and the app tells you which mode you are in before you start.

## Protections

Core assets such as ETH, WETH, and stablecoins are locked out of selection, so a stray click cannot burn them. Tokens with a real market show their value next to the checkbox, so you see what you would be giving up.


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