$BNB th 37th quarterly burn is expected to be in mid-October; the specific date has not yet been announced by the BNB Chain.
The previous one was the 36th, on 7/15:
· Burned 1,615,827.8 BNB, then worth about $932 million
· Total supply after the burn was about 133.17 million BNB
· On a quarterly basis, each time burns about 1.2% of the circulating supply; roughly 4% per year
(KuCoin News, CryptoTicker report on 10/3)
Another timestamp to consider: BNB’s all-time high was $1,369.99, reached on 10/13, 2025—next Tuesday will mark one full year since then. It’s now around 786, about -43% below the peak.
As of 2:00 PM Beijing time, Binance spot:
· On 10/3, it closed at 786.9—its highest closing price in the past 10 days
· Past 10-day range: 750.5—792.8; highest in the past 40 days: 807.5
· BNB perpetual open interest rose from $442 million to $481 million in one day (+9%); funding rate is 0.007%, not crowded
To be fair: the burn is written into the rules and everyone knows it. Historically, there have been very few cases where a major move was triggered directly on the burn day; more often, it acts as a time anchor.
Scenario 1: A breakout on increased volume above 807.5 pushes it out of the 750—800 range box for over a month, with the burn expectation compounding the move.
Scenario 2: It gets pushed back down below 800, returning to the bottom of the 750—760 box.
Do you think the number of coins burned this time will be more or less than the one in July?
The previous one was the 36th, on 7/15:
· Burned 1,615,827.8 BNB, then worth about $932 million
· Total supply after the burn was about 133.17 million BNB
· On a quarterly basis, each time burns about 1.2% of the circulating supply; roughly 4% per year
(KuCoin News, CryptoTicker report on 10/3)
Another timestamp to consider: BNB’s all-time high was $1,369.99, reached on 10/13, 2025—next Tuesday will mark one full year since then. It’s now around 786, about -43% below the peak.
As of 2:00 PM Beijing time, Binance spot:
· On 10/3, it closed at 786.9—its highest closing price in the past 10 days
· Past 10-day range: 750.5—792.8; highest in the past 40 days: 807.5
· BNB perpetual open interest rose from $442 million to $481 million in one day (+9%); funding rate is 0.007%, not crowded
To be fair: the burn is written into the rules and everyone knows it. Historically, there have been very few cases where a major move was triggered directly on the burn day; more often, it acts as a time anchor.
Scenario 1: A breakout on increased volume above 807.5 pushes it out of the 750—800 range box for over a month, with the burn expectation compounding the move.
Scenario 2: It gets pushed back down below 800, returning to the bottom of the 750—760 box.
Do you think the number of coins burned this time will be more or less than the one in July?
