> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hahacoinastar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hahacoinastar.com/haha-coin/deflationary-mechanics.md).

# Deflationary Mechanics

Multiple burn mechanisms will be put in place to ensure token deflation over time:

* Burning team DEX fees
* Community lead burn events to permanently remove tokens from circulation
* Creation of coin burning Degenerate dApps

## DEX Fees

Soon after launch, [Initial Liquidity](/haha-coin/tokenomics.md#initial-liquidity) provided by the team will be burned, resulting the burn of all team LP rewards.

## Burn Events

Burn events will take place as part of the [Degeneration Campaign](/haha-coin/tokenomics.md#degeneration-campaigns). Pending community votes, further token burn campaigns may take place through buy back or community lead burning initiatives.

## Degenerate dApp

HAHA has allocated[ a portion of the total token](/haha-coin/tokenomics.md#project-development) supply to support the community in creating dApps that burn $HAHA. Currently, a Play-To-Burn game is underdevelopment by the team and will be released shortly after launch with a grant program to follow after.

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