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If you’ve been trading meme tokens for any length of time, your wallet has accumulated dust — fractional positions in 47 dead tokens, each worth a few cents, each occupying a token account, each costing rent. You can ignore them. Most traders do. The result: a wallet view full of zombies, a balance sheet polluted with garbage, and a slow drain of SOL paying account rent on positions that will never be worth anything. The Burn Barrel solves this in batches.

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What it does

Scan your wallet

The Burn Barrel identifies every token position in your wallet whose total value falls below a threshold (you choose) — your “dust definition.” It also flags tokens that are honeypots, frozen, or have zero remaining liquidity.

Show you the manifest

A list of every position the Burn Barrel proposes to handle, with current value, status (sellable / unsellable), and what reclaiming the account will return in rent. You can deselect any individual token.

Sweep in one batch

With one click, the Burn Barrel executes the cleanup: sells whatever can be sold, closes the token accounts, reclaims the rent in SOL, and consolidates the proceeds back to your wallet.

Final ledger

A summary of what was swept, what was reclaimed, and what couldn’t be processed (with reasons). The cleanup is auditable.

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Why this is in the free tier

Wallet hygiene is not a premium feature. Every Dequan trader can run the Burn Barrel as often as they want (you still pay on-chain priority fees for the sells/closes).

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What it won’t touch

The Burn Barrel never touches:
  • Your SOL balance
  • Major-asset balances (USDC, USDT, etc.)
  • Tokens above your dust threshold
  • Tokens you’ve explicitly pinned (positions you want to hold even if small)
You can also lower the threshold to “only handle exact-zero balances” if you want a pure-rent-reclaim sweep without selling anything.

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Reclaiming rent

Solana token accounts cost about 0.002 SOL each in rent. A wallet with 100 dead positions has ~0.2 SOL trapped in account rent. The Burn Barrel reclaims that rent as part of the close operation. The numbers are small per account but real, and over a year of active sniping the reclaim is meaningful.