📊 Circulating Supply vs Total Supply: What’s the Difference?
When researching a cryptocurrency, many beginners look only at its price. But token supply is also important.
Circulating supply means the coins or tokens currently available to the public and traded in the market.
Total supply means all coins or tokens that have already been created, including tokens that may be locked or not yet available to the public.
Simple example:
If a project has 100 million total tokens but only 40 million are circulating, the remaining 60 million may enter the market later through unlocks.
More tokens entering circulation can change the supply-demand balance, so beginners should check the unlock schedule before researching a project.
Do you check a coin’s supply before learning about its price? 👇
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When researching a cryptocurrency, many beginners look only at its price. But token supply is also important.
Circulating supply means the coins or tokens currently available to the public and traded in the market.
Total supply means all coins or tokens that have already been created, including tokens that may be locked or not yet available to the public.
Simple example:
If a project has 100 million total tokens but only 40 million are circulating, the remaining 60 million may enter the market later through unlocks.
More tokens entering circulation can change the supply-demand balance, so beginners should check the unlock schedule before researching a project.
Do you check a coin’s supply before learning about its price? 👇
Follow for simple, beginner-friendly crypto lessons.
Educational content only—not financial advice.
#CryptoBeginners #Tokenomics #CryptoEducation #BinanceSquare
