VOID
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Burn it.
Permanently remove a stated quantity of STAMP on Solana. This is not a lock—it is an ending.
ASKRO / SOLANA / ZCASH · A RECORD EXPERIMENT
Gone on SOL.
Recorded on ZCASH.
Turn an irreversible SOL burn into a Zcash proof that can be kept, read, and remembered. Not a bridge. No custody. Just a mark of what happened.
01 / THE BURN
02 / THE INSCRIPTION
SGONE
ENCRYPTED VECTOR / 256
PROOF
ONE WAY
ONLY
ONLY
SOL / VOIDBLOCK HEIGHT 29844103ZEC / RECORD
NO WRAPPING ✦ NO CUSTODY ✦ NO REDEMPTION ✦ ONLY A RECORD ✦ IRREVERSIBLE BY DESIGN ✦ BUILT FOR THE ARCHIVE ✦
01
WHY THIS EXISTS
Give an ending a paper trail.
Some on-chain actions do not need to become another token. What they deserve is a short, faithful, unchangeable archive.
HASH
02 / 03
Stamp it.
Set the quantity, time, and archive address into an immutable inscription on Zcash.
∞
03 / 03
Leave it.
No balance. No claim button. Only a proof, waiting to be found by the next reader.
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A proof of departure
The source asset is destroyed. A corresponding record is inscribed, but no replacement asset or redemption claim is created.
- No custodial balance
- No synthetic asset
- One-way archival event
02
PROOF WORKSHOP
Draft the proof first.
Before any on-chain action, decide what you want to leave behind. Nothing here connects a wallet or sends a transaction.
SAMPLE MODE · LOCAL ONLY · NO ASSETS TOUCHED
OUTPUT / LIVE CERTIFICATELOCAL RENDER
Your proof will take shape here.
Complete the memorial parameters, then generate a local sample.03
PUBLIC LEDGER
A small archive of disappearances.
A readable index of marks left behind—ordered not by value, but by the moment each ending became a record.
PROOF IDAMOUNT BURNEDZCASH DESTINATIONTIME OF RECORDSTATUS
This ledger is a UI proof-of-concept example. Read real records only through an audited indexer or the official ZcashStamp site.
04 / A SMALL NOTE
You cannot bring a loss back,
but you can leave it.
Blockchains are often built around arrival: issuance, accumulation, transfer. Askro considers the other direction—the dignity of a deliberate ending, and the record that survives it.
A burn is silent without a reader. An inscription gives that silence a date, a quantity, and a place in memory. Nothing comes back. Nothing is owed. The proof remains.