# Method 2

This method focuses on directly integrating token burning into the PizzaTON Campaigns platform, ensuring that specific transactions contribute to reducing the PTJ token supply.

**Mechanism:**

As detailed in "[How Do PizzaTon Campaigns Work?](/pizzaton-campaigns/what-is-pizzaton-campaigns.md)", the burning mechanism operates differently based on the chosen campaign settings:

* **Non-Native Tokens and Pure Method:** When a campaign utilizes non-native tokens and the "Pure" method, a predetermined percentage of PTJ tokens, equivalent to the value of the transaction at that moment, is instantly burned.
* **Native Tokens and Impure Method:** If a campaign utilizes native PTJ tokens and the "Impure" method, the revenue generated from converting those tokens will be subject to the burning mechanism outlined in Method 1 (50% of net profits).

**Incentivizing Native Token Adoption:**

Currently, using PizzaTON Campaigns with native PTJ tokens does not trigger token burning. This strategic decision aims to encourage and incentivize the community to adopt and utilize PTJ within the platform.

**Benefits:**

* **Direct Correlation with Platform Activity:** Token burning is directly linked to the usage and success of PizzaTON Campaigns, creating a positive feedback loop.
* **Increased Scarcity:** Consistently reducing the circulating supply of PTJ tokens contributes to their scarcity and potential value appreciation.
* **Ecosystem Growth:** The burning mechanism incentivizes the use of both native and non-native tokens within the platform, fostering overall ecosystem growth.

**Transparency and Adaptability:**

* The burning percentages and mechanisms will be clearly communicated and may be adjusted over time to ensure optimal performance and sustainability.
* Regular updates and reports will track the amount of PTJ burned through this method, providing transparency to the community.


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