Supply & Inflation Tracker
Circulating, total and max supply for any coin, with an estimated inflation rate.
Circulating vs Total vs Max Supply
Circulating supply is the number of coins currently available and tradable. Total supply includes coins that exist but may be locked, reserved, or not yet released. Max supply is the hard cap on how many coins can ever exist - some coins, like Ethereum, have no max supply at all. A large gap between circulating and max supply can mean significant future dilution as more coins are released.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "fully diluted valuation" mean?
It is the coin's current price multiplied by its max supply (or total supply if there is no max), estimating what the market cap would be if every possible coin were already in circulation.
Why do some coins have no max supply?
Some networks, like Ethereum, are designed to issue new coins indefinitely (though issuance can be offset by burning), rather than capping supply at a fixed number like Bitcoin's 21 million.
Is a large gap between circulating and max supply automatically bad?
Not necessarily, but it does mean more coins could enter circulation over time, which can create selling pressure if not offset by demand growth. Check a project's emission schedule for specifics.
Is the supply and inflation tracker free to use?
Yes, checking circulating supply, total supply and max supply for any coin is completely free, with no signup needed.
How do I check a coin's circulating supply and max supply?
Select any coin from the dropdown above to instantly see its circulating supply, total supply, max supply and what percentage of its maximum has already been mined or issued.