Let’s talk about circulating supply and total supply.
Total supply generally refers to all tokens that have been created, minus those that have been burned. It includes tokens that are still locked.
One thing many people overlook: having no cap on total supply doesn’t necessarily mean severe inflation. What matters is how many new tokens are actually issued each year and whether there’s a burn mechanism.
Don’t judge whether something is expensive based only on its unit price. Market capitalization—the unit price multiplied by the circulating supply—is a more meaningful basis for comparison.
$BTC has a hard cap of 21 million coins, and the number already mined is gradually approaching that limit. Current price: 82327.93.
In a volatile market, risk management comes first.
Total supply generally refers to all tokens that have been created, minus those that have been burned. It includes tokens that are still locked.
One thing many people overlook: having no cap on total supply doesn’t necessarily mean severe inflation. What matters is how many new tokens are actually issued each year and whether there’s a burn mechanism.
Don’t judge whether something is expensive based only on its unit price. Market capitalization—the unit price multiplied by the circulating supply—is a more meaningful basis for comparison.
$BTC has a hard cap of 21 million coins, and the number already mined is gradually approaching that limit. Current price: 82327.93.
In a volatile market, risk management comes first.