The supply of STRM is governed through planned token burning. Until the listing in May 2022, three burning rounds had been completed, decreasing the total supply by more than 50%.

After the listing, StreamCoin started initiating new burns from the circulating supply. The source of the new burns is the platform fees accumulated from STRMNFT, Stream Bridge, and other sources.

More details about STRM Burn can be found on the StreamCoin blog on CoinMarketCap.

Stream Chain 1.0 (Mainnet 1.0) is the native blockchain for the StreamCoin ecosystem. It powers the NSTA-602 token standard to allow users to create and trade NFTs for images and full-length videos. Stream Chain provides a seamless NFT trading experience with low fees and with a speed of up to 300,000 transactions per second.

As said above, the Stream Chain 2.0 release will include migrating STRM and GSTRM to the mainnet. This migration will enable on-chain staking, low gas fees, better integration inside the ecosystem, and much more.

The STRM token is available on over 115 centralized and decentralized exchanges. Users can view the official STRM exchange listing page to find their preferred trading platform.

Being a BEP-20 token, STRM can be stored on any wallet compatible with the Binance Smart Chain network. However, to get an ideal experience, the StreamCoin team recommends using one of the following wallets: Trust Wallet, MetaMask, Aladdin Pro Wallet, MyEtherWallet, and imToken.

Moreover, Stream Bridge enables cross-chain compatibility for STRM with five blockchains: BNB Chain (BSC), Ethereum, Polygon, Fantom, and Avalanche. It provides users with more options to utilize, store, and trade STRM on other ecosystems.