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Tokenomist burn buyback

Skill tokenomist-ai/tokenomist-cli/skills/tokenomist-burn-buyback

CLI and AI agent skills for the Tokenomist crypto data API: token unlocks, vesting, emissions, allocations, fundraising, burns and buybacks.

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npx -y skills add tokenomist-ai/tokenomist-cli --skill tokenomist-burn-buyback

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Check token burn and buyback activity. Use when analyzing deflationary mechanisms — burns, buybacks, and net inflation.

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Skill: Burn & Buyback

Check token burn and buyback activity.

When to use

When you need to analyze deflationary mechanisms — how many tokens have been permanently burned or bought back from the market.

Commands

Burns

List all tokens with burns:

tok burn list --output json

Options:

OptionDescription
--token-id <ids>Filter by token IDs (comma-separated)
--page <number>Page number
--page-size <number>Items per page
tok burn list --token-id aptos,stellar --output json

Get burn events for a specific token:

tok burn detail <tokenId> --output json

Options:

OptionDescription
--start <date>Start date (YYYY-MM-DD)
--end <date>End date (YYYY-MM-DD)
tok burn detail aptos --start 2024-01-01 --end 2024-12-31 --output json

Buybacks

List all tokens with buybacks:

tok buyback list --output json

Options:

OptionDescription
--token-id <ids>Filter by token IDs (comma-separated)
--page <number>Page number
--page-size <number>Items per page
tok buyback list --token-id aave --output json

Get buyback events for a specific token:

tok buyback detail <tokenId> --output json

Options:

OptionDescription
--start <date>Start date (YYYY-MM-DD)
--end <date>End date (YYYY-MM-DD)
tok buyback detail aave --start 2024-01-01 --end 2024-12-31 --output json

Key output fields

Burn list:

  • totalBurnAmount — total tokens burned for this token

Burn detail:

  • burns[].burnDate — when the burn happened
  • burns[].amount — tokens burned
  • burns[].burnType — type of burn event
  • burns[].metadata.burnReasons — why tokens were burned

Buyback list:

  • totalBuybackAmount — total tokens bought back

Buyback detail:

  • buybacks[].buybackDate — when the buyback happened
  • buybacks[].tokenAmount — tokens bought back
  • buybacks[].value — USD value of buyback
  • buybacks[].spentAmount / spentUnit — what was spent (e.g. USDC)

Analysis workflow

  1. List tokens with burns: tok burn list --output json
  2. Compare totalBurnAmount across tokens to find most deflationary projects
  3. Drill into a token: tok burn detail <id> --output json
  4. Cross-reference with emissions from tok emission weekly <id> to calculate net inflation

Domain Context

  • A sequential buyback + burn is a single deflationary event, not two. Counting both would double-count the supply reduction.
  • Burns from locked supply don't reduce circulating supply — they reduce future potential supply instead.
  • The startDate/endDate filters on burn/buyback detail commands filter by last activity date, not the event date range. This is an API quirk — the filters determine which tokens to include based on when they last had activity.

Workflow

  • Cross-reference with tok emission weekly <id> to calculate net inflation: if burns exceed emissions, the token is net deflationary.
  • Use tok token list --output json to check hasBurn/hasBuyback fields before querying detail commands (these fields are only visible in JSON output, not table mode).
  • Compare totalBurnAmount across tokens to find the most deflationary projects.

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