Circulating supply vs. total supply, explained in three sentences:
Total supply generally refers to all tokens that have been created, minus any that have been burned, and includes tokens that are not yet in circulation.
Circulating supply determines the current circulating market cap, while total supply and maximum supply indicate how many more tokens may enter the market in the future.
When comparing the valuations of two coins, first check whether you’re comparing circulating market cap or FDV—the results can differ significantly depending on which measure you use.
$BTC 75243.21（-0.078%）
Total supply generally refers to all tokens that have been created, minus any that have been burned, and includes tokens that are not yet in circulation.
Circulating supply determines the current circulating market cap, while total supply and maximum supply indicate how many more tokens may enter the market in the future.
When comparing the valuations of two coins, first check whether you’re comparing circulating market cap or FDV—the results can differ significantly depending on which measure you use.
$BTC 75243.21（-0.078%）