Bless's fee model allocates payments to compute suppliers; a burn thesis needs a separate mechanism.
As of 2026-10-30 17:07 UTC+8, Binance's BLESSUSDT futures contract was up 28.5% over the past day. [Coinranking's profile](https://coinranking.com/coin/XpPjhPdmyi5M+blesstoken-bless/about) describes most compute revenue as funding BLESS buybacks and burns.
[The white paper linked on Bless's website](https://bless.network/bless_whitepaper_english.pdf) instead assigns 90% of service-user fees to the node operators supplying the computing resources and 10% to the treasury.
The white paper describes a fee model, not actual transfers or burn activity. If your investment case depends on usage shrinking token supply, require a documented burn route and executed burns; this fee split alone does not support it.
$BLESS #DePIN
As of 2026-10-30 17:07 UTC+8, Binance's BLESSUSDT futures contract was up 28.5% over the past day. [Coinranking's profile](https://coinranking.com/coin/XpPjhPdmyi5M+blesstoken-bless/about) describes most compute revenue as funding BLESS buybacks and burns.
[The white paper linked on Bless's website](https://bless.network/bless_whitepaper_english.pdf) instead assigns 90% of service-user fees to the node operators supplying the computing resources and 10% to the treasury.
The white paper describes a fee model, not actual transfers or burn activity. If your investment case depends on usage shrinking token supply, require a documented burn route and executed burns; this fee split alone does not support it.
$BLESS #DePIN