Most people think tokenomics is simple, but this is what really matters:
Circulating supply is the number of tokens currently available to trade freely on the market. Tokens that are still locked and have not yet been released are not included in the circulating supply.
Tokens with a low circulating supply relative to their total supply have more tokens waiting to be unlocked later—something worth keeping in mind when analyzing them.
Don’t just look at the price per token. A low price per token doesn’t mean a low valuation; consider it together with the circulating supply.
$ETH has no fixed maximum supply, but some transaction fees are burned, so the supply increases or decreases depending on on-chain activity. Currently: 2056.62.
Just browsing—don’t buy based on this. Make your own judgment.
Circulating supply is the number of tokens currently available to trade freely on the market. Tokens that are still locked and have not yet been released are not included in the circulating supply.
Tokens with a low circulating supply relative to their total supply have more tokens waiting to be unlocked later—something worth keeping in mind when analyzing them.
Don’t just look at the price per token. A low price per token doesn’t mean a low valuation; consider it together with the circulating supply.
$ETH has no fixed maximum supply, but some transaction fees are burned, so the supply increases or decreases depending on on-chain activity. Currently: 2056.62.
Just browsing—don’t buy based on this. Make your own judgment.
