#TermMax @TermMax Looking at a billion-dollar total supply on paper is easy. But treating headline numbers as actual market reality is where most people get trapped.
When evaluating a project like TermMax, looking only at the max supply is a weak metric. What actually moves the needle on day one is the free float—how many tokens are actually tradable versus what is locked away in team or investor vaults.
When you calculate the linear monthly unlocks after cliffs, the real inflation pressure starts showing. A project can look great on paper, but if the distribution schedule outpaces the protocol's organic adoption and revenue growth, price pressure becomes inevitable. Supply discipline isn't just about what exists eventually; it’s about what becomes sellable and when.
That’s why I’m tracking circulating metrics closely rather than falling for the headline cap.
Are you factoring unlock schedules into your analysis, or just looking at the charts? Drop your thoughts below! 👇

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