Stuck Tokens
How to burn tokens stuck in the 1nc1nerator11111111111111111111111111111111 address.

Stuck Tokens FAQ
What are "stuck tokens"?
Stuck tokens are tokens that were accidentally sent to Solana’s burn (dead) address
1nc1nerator11111111111111111111111111111111 instead of being burned using a proper burn instruction.
Because this address has no private key, tokens sent there cannot be transferred, recovered, or interacted with through normal wallet tools.
Why didn’t my token burn when I sent it to the 1nc1nerator address?
Sending a token to the 1nc1nerator address does not execute a burn instruction.
On Solana, a true burn requires calling the SPL Token program’s burn method. Sending a token to the dead address only moves it to an inaccessible account—it does not reduce total supply or properly finalize the burn.
Is this address owned by Sol-Incinerator?
1nc1nerator11111111111111111111111111111111 is a canonical Solana burn/dead address used across the ecosystem. It is not owned, controlled, or operated by the Sol-Incinerator project or any other application.
What does the Stuck Tokens tool do?
The Stuck Tokens tool:
Detects tokens that were mistakenly sent to the Solana burn address
Properly burns the token using the correct on-chain burn instruction
Provides verifiable confirmation via Solana Explorer
Can I recover or sell a stuck token?
No.
Tokens sent to the burn address cannot be recovered, transferred, or sold. The only possible action is to properly burn them, which is what this tool enables.
Is there a fee to burn stuck tokens?
Yes.
Burning a stuck token incurs a fixed 0.5 SOL service fee, independent of token type or value. This fee is shown before confirmation.
When should I use this tool?
Use the Stuck Tokens tool if:
You manually sent a token to the 1nc1nerator address
The token still appears on-chain but cannot be moved or closed
You intended to burn the token and want to properly finalize it
How to Burn Stuck Tokens
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