Let’s talk about tokenomics.
Circulating supply refers to the number of tokens that are currently freely tradable on the market. Tokens that are still locked or have not yet been released are not included in the circulating supply.
One thing many people overlook: token unlocks increase the amount of tokens available to trade on the market. If demand doesn’t grow at the same time, the price often comes under pressure.
Don’t just look at whether the unit price seems cheap. A low unit price doesn’t mean a low market cap—you need to consider the circulating supply too.
$ETH has no fixed maximum supply, but a portion of the fees is burned, so the supply changes with on-chain usage.
Circulating supply refers to the number of tokens that are currently freely tradable on the market. Tokens that are still locked or have not yet been released are not included in the circulating supply.
One thing many people overlook: token unlocks increase the amount of tokens available to trade on the market. If demand doesn’t grow at the same time, the price often comes under pressure.
Don’t just look at whether the unit price seems cheap. A low unit price doesn’t mean a low market cap—you need to consider the circulating supply too.
$ETH has no fixed maximum supply, but a portion of the fees is burned, so the supply changes with on-chain usage.