🐋 Beyond reading the charts, it’s worth understanding this basic concept too: circulating supply and total supply
Total supply generally refers to all tokens that have been created, minus any that have been burned, including tokens that are still locked.
An uncapped total supply doesn’t necessarily mean high inflation. What matters is how many new tokens are actually added each year and whether there’s a burn mechanism.
$BTC has a fixed maximum supply of 21 million tokens, and the amount mined is getting closer and closer to that cap.
Every return comes with corresponding risks. First, consider how much you could lose in the worst case.
Just my personal perspective; it may not be accurate, so please use caution.
Total supply generally refers to all tokens that have been created, minus any that have been burned, including tokens that are still locked.
An uncapped total supply doesn’t necessarily mean high inflation. What matters is how many new tokens are actually added each year and whether there’s a burn mechanism.
$BTC has a fixed maximum supply of 21 million tokens, and the amount mined is getting closer and closer to that cap.
Every return comes with corresponding risks. First, consider how much you could lose in the worst case.
Just my personal perspective; it may not be accurate, so please use caution.