Different max supply on every market? What is GLQ’s actual…
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Different max supply on every market?
What is GLQ’s actual total/max supply: 500M, 650M, or 1B?
I've been researching the tokenomics of GraphLinq (GLQ), but I'm finding very different supply numbers depending on the source.
CoinGecko: 500M total / 500M max
CoinMarketCap: 650M total / no max supply specified
Coinbase: 650M total / 500M max (which obviously doesn't make sense)
KuCoin: 1B total supply
CoinEx Academy: 1B total supply
The original ERC-20 tokenomics seem to have been based on 500M GLQ, while information surrounding the GraphLinq Chain migration points to 650M GLQ.
To make things even more confusing, some sources now mention 1 billion GLQ.
GraphLinq Chain also has block rewards, so is there actually a fixed maximum supply at all?
Does anyone know the current official tokenomics?
500M, 650M, 1B, or no hard cap?
Would be great to get clarification from the GraphLinq team, especially about where the 1B figure comes from.
#cryptocurrency
What is GLQ’s actual total/max supply: 500M, 650M, or 1B?
I've been researching the tokenomics of GraphLinq (GLQ), but I'm finding very different supply numbers depending on the source.
CoinGecko: 500M total / 500M max
CoinMarketCap: 650M total / no max supply specified
Coinbase: 650M total / 500M max (which obviously doesn't make sense)
KuCoin: 1B total supply
CoinEx Academy: 1B total supply
The original ERC-20 tokenomics seem to have been based on 500M GLQ, while information surrounding the GraphLinq Chain migration points to 650M GLQ.
To make things even more confusing, some sources now mention 1 billion GLQ.
GraphLinq Chain also has block rewards, so is there actually a fixed maximum supply at all?
Does anyone know the current official tokenomics?
500M, 650M, 1B, or no hard cap?
Would be great to get clarification from the GraphLinq team, especially about where the 1B figure comes from.
#cryptocurrency
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