Someone asked: What’s the difference between circulating supply, total supply, and maximum supply?
I usually explain it this way: Circulating supply is the number of tokens currently in circulation on the market, excluding tokens that are still locked. Having no cap on the 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.
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I usually explain it this way: Circulating supply is the number of tokens currently in circulation on the market, excluding tokens that are still locked. Having no cap on the 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 75816.01（-0.19%）
If you know someone who’s just getting into crypto, feel free to send this to them.
These are just opinions shared for discussion. You’re responsible for your own risks.
