The frog
doesn’t flinch

There’s an old story about a frog in a pot. Drop it in boiling water and it jumps. Warm the water slowly and it just… sits there. Chill. Unbothered. Until the water is hot enough that jumping never crossed its mind.

Most token burns try to be a spectacle — a big splash, a dramatic announce, one hard boil. The market notices. The frog notices. Then everyone forgets until the next stunt.

Slow Burn takes the other path. Trading fees quietly buy $BURN and send it to the fire on a fixed rhythm. Ten minutes at a time. Not enough heat to panic. Enough heat to matter — if you wait.

Supply doesn’t vanish in a headline. It thins out while people are busy living their lives. Buybacks fueled by real flow. Burns that reduce what’s left to circulate. Community activity that keeps the pot warm.

The point isn’t to scare the frog. The point is that by the time anyone looks down, the water was never cold.