Coin (COINS) Tokenomics
Coin (COINS) Information
The Reserve Bank, LLC and its product, Reserve Bank app, is an online mobile personal finance solution that provides users with a secured credit card and a crypto wallet that automatically pays the credit card balance after each use. The app includes an exchange to enable the user to purchase Reserve Coin series tokens, and swap other Solana based tokens, to facilitate the automatic crypto to fiat conversion and off-loading to the secured credit card account for each instance. The Reserve Bank app provides the user with a virtual credit card to integrate with Apple and Google Touch Pay to enable seamless and secure transactions. The Reserve Coin series tokens replicate the USD currency system and includes a modular aspect in case the demand for the Reserve Coin series grows exponentially. Meaning, the Reserve Coin series tokens include: Coin, Penny, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 labeled-tokens. However, additional tokens such as Coin A-01, Coin A-02, etc. can be created in case the demand for each of the previous tokens grows substantially (i.e., the price is above $150 per token).
Coin (COINS) Tokenomics & Price Analysis
Explore key tokenomics and price data for Coin (COINS), including market cap, supply details, FDV, and price history. Understand the token's current value and market position at a glance.
Coin (COINS) Tokenomics: Key Metrics Explained and Use Cases
Understanding the tokenomics of Coin (COINS) is essential for analyzing its long-term value, sustainability, and potential.
Key Metrics and How They Are Calculated:
Total Supply:
The maximum number of COINS tokens that have been or will ever be created.
Circulating Supply:
The number of tokens currently available on the market and in public hands.
Max Supply:
The hard cap on how many COINS tokens can exist in total.
FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation):
Calculated as current price × max supply, giving a projection of total market cap if all tokens are in circulation.
Inflation Rate:
Reflects how fast new tokens are introduced, affecting scarcity and long-term price movement.
Why Do These Metrics Matter for Traders?
High circulating supply = greater liquidity.
Limited max supply + low inflation = potential for long-term price appreciation.
Transparent token distribution = better trust in the project and lower risk of centralized control.
High FDV with low current market cap = possible overvaluation signals.
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Disclaimer
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