Why do a token’s total supply, annual issuance, and who holds the most matter?
Burning means transferring some tokens to an address nobody can access, permanently reducing the supply. BNB’s quarterly burns are an example.
Don’t just look at the price per token. A low price doesn’t mean a low valuation—you need to consider the circulating supply too.
$ETH has no fixed maximum supply, but some transaction fees are burned, so its supply changes depending on on-chain activity.
If you have friends who are new to crypto, feel free to share this with them.
#ETH
Burning means transferring some tokens to an address nobody can access, permanently reducing the supply. BNB’s quarterly burns are an example.
Don’t just look at the price per token. A low price doesn’t mean a low valuation—you need to consider the circulating supply too.
$ETH has no fixed maximum supply, but some transaction fees are burned, so its supply changes depending on on-chain activity.
If you have friends who are new to crypto, feel free to share this with them.
#ETH