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Different max supply on every market?
GLQ circulating supply discrepancy..which figure should be used for market cap?
[GLQ / GraphLinq] Need help verifying supply metrics, inflation, and data discrepancies across aggregators
Question regarding erc20 GLQ withdrawal from kucoin using glq chain
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Post is by: Acrobatic-Eye-5591 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1vvjo69/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. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
The conflict is because most aggregators are still reading the old ERC-20 contract on Ethereum rather than the native chain. CoinGecko still lists GLQ as an Ethereum token, 340M circulating, 500M max. That's where your old numbers are coming from. Two things break the accounting: The bridge doesn't burn. ERC-20 GLQ that got bridged sits locked in the contract on Ethereum while the native GLQ exists on the chain. Anything summing Ethereum supply plus native supply is counting the same tokens twice, which is probably a chunk of the 500M vs 650M gap you're seeing. And yes, block rewards mint new GLQ. 5 GLQ per block at \~15s blocks is roughly 10.5M a year, so "500M max supply" isn't a real figure anymore. There isn't a cap, there's an emission rate. Against 650M that's about 1.6% a year gross, before burns. Net inflation you won't get from any aggregator. You'd need minted vs burned straight off explorer.graphlinq.io. Worth verifying the 5/block number there yourself rather than taking my word for it. For market cap I'd use native chain circulating only. FDV is close to meaningless on an uncapped supply, you'd have to pick a date and say so.
Post is by: Acrobatic-Eye-5591 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1vujync/glq_graphlinq_need_help_verifying_supply_metrics/ ​ Hi r/CryptoMarkets, I've been researching GraphLinq Protocol (GLQ) due to its focus on Layer-1 infrastructure and no-code AI automation. However, I’ve hit a wall regarding its tokenomics and conflicting supply data across major aggregators. I'm hoping someone here who tracks L1 emissions or GLQ directly can help clarify these points: 1. Total & Max Supply Mismatch Etherscan & CoinGecko: Report a total supply capped at 500,000,000 GLQ (legacy ERC-20). CoinMarketCap & Coinbase: Report a total supply of \~650,000,000 GLQ. KuCoin / Exchange Docs: Mention figures up to 1,000,000,000 GLQ. Question: What is the actual combined total and hard max supply across both the Ethereum contract and the native GraphLinq Chain? 2. The Missed 32% Circulating Supply Aggregators place circulating supply at \~340,000,000 GLQ (\~68%). Where are the remaining \~160M tokens held (Treasury, Staking Pools, Team)? Is there an active, transparent vesting schedule or public multi-sig address to track these allocations? 3. Block Rewards vs. Burn Mechanics (Net Inflation) According to official docs, the native PoS chain issues 5 GLQ per block (\~15s block time = \~10.5M GLQ issued annually). Meanwhile, execution fees burn GLQ. Is the native chain perpetually inflationary, or is there an emission cap? Is there a reliable dashboard or explorer to track real-time net emission rates (Minted vs. Burned)? 4. Data Aggregator Sync Has the team acknowledged why API data between CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, and major exchanges remains un-synchronized after the native chain launch? Appreciate any technical insights or links to official team responses on this. Thanks! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
RENDER + FET obvious reasons, these are my safe bets but still decent potential. GLQ just kept seeing it on twitter tbh, got it cuz it’s AI + micro cap ($40m rn) and chart was looking good in march so started DCAing on the way down, ended up being my biggest bag, it’s no-code AI so fits the narrative got into MINI recently, was just looking for a high profile meme and that’s the only one that doesn’t make me cringe and is actually cute TET - no reason, just picked it out of my friends portfolio, it’s down bad wouldn’t recommend lol had TRAC/RIO/AERO for diversification purposes but got rid of them for GLQ tbh, looking for a new alt to add now but all the ones i want seem to be AI
$GLQ / $MINI , but tbh i don’t think they’re high risk
RENDER, FET, TET + GLQ meme wise MINI, ROK + waiting for SOCK to possibly resurrect
waiting for payday so depends on where things are at by then, im into low caps so will probably buy more $GLQ
got a cheeky bit of render last couple days, still waiting for a good dip on GLQ
i’m counting on GLQ
Some small alts that are starting to move... For those interested in small caps 📈 $DMTR - Farming / Ag Ecosystem $DIONE - Blockchain (renewable energy) $GLQ - No-code blockchain for Web3
What happened to API3 and UMB? I remember people were saying they had some advantages over LINK a couple of years ago. What about newer alternatives, like GLQ and ORAI? Don't you think they could be a threat to LINK?
things i’ve done wrong so far: • round tripped a x40 • round tripped a x5 (twice) • round tripped a x2 (twice) • looked at FET/RNDR in december and bought DOT instead • put GLQ on my watchlist/to-buy list in december and forgot about it - it went and did a x10 without me (FOMOed in close to ATH, been averaging down since) things i’ve done right: • fak all ! should i just die then ?
ICP, ABT, OctaSpace, GLQ, Aleph, SOL,
Paper plane on the Ton blockchain for meme and LAI or GLQ for AI
Rate my risky portfolio (largest to smallest bag) - FET, OM, Ocean, SMT, 0X0, RIO, Ondo, Opsec, BST, Token, GLQ, Polyx, Paal.
got some ETH left over from 2021, bought some TET + DOT couple months ago but not buying anymore, personally just pouring money into FET, TRAC, + GLQ right now, not sure what i’ll move onto after i feel like i have enough
spent my monthly crypto allowance on GLQ couple weeks ago, i knew it’ll dip but i lost my patience, just wanted to get my stupid foot in the door ! now look, can’t buy the dip 🙄
Personally I think ADA 16% is the biggest area you can improve. If you want to punt on another rising L1 you could learn about SUI. Or perhaps play the ai narrative and spread across with TAO, PRIME, RNDR, AKT GLQ. Good luck!
Wow, that is the first time I've ever seen GLQ mentioned on here in the 3ish years I've had some.
GLQ, DCK, CLORE, OFN, CGPT, NUM... among others.
I actually agree with you and wouldn't recommend to anyone who's not into active micromanaging, but it's proven to be useful for buying high and selling low to myself. And they are all projects I am actually interested in too so it's fun. It also helped me find great performing low-cap coins that are worth consolidating into (LAI, GLQ, HGPT recently). Trading fees are peanuts on MEXC.
GLQ, nice low cap, waiting for dip so i can buy some
GLQ and ORAI still have low MC, so they've got room to grow a fair bit. AGRS feels a bit dodgy to me, and it's dropped about 19% in the last week whilst everything else is going up, so I'd avoid that.
GLQ gonna be a beast, still tiny market cap
AIOZ, GLQ, ZETA, to name a few
Put 10k into an AI coin like GLQ, LAI or Dappx
Post your portfolio! (In percentages) ALPH 35% IX 23% FLR 16.5% ROSE 12% COTI 5% SEI 4% TOKEN 2% GLQ 2% PYTH 0.5% (staked around 1000 pyth to hopefully receive airdrops idgaf about the token itself)
Post your portfolio! (in percentages) ALPH 35% IX 25% FLR 14% ROSE 12% SEI 8.9% TOKEN 2.4% GLQ 1.5% PYTH 0.6% (only staking around 1000 PYTH for airdrops)
Sometimes okay. But holding the must useless shit which clearly died, is not that good. For example Casper. No one wanted this 2 months ago. Dead read candle. Perfect to invest. Or I did 3x with GLQ Invested while it was dead Now it is exploding
GLQ (Graphlinq) is supersmallcap but solid movement and usecases. Low-code. Expecting a breakout next bull
I think the AI related coins are going to move big. Have eyes on GraphLinq (GLQ) and Big Data Protocol (BDP)
Where they belong, in a digital trash. Have you even checked what they do ? GLQ is one of may clone of GRAPH. why would anyone invest in something that does not improve over something else ? It is an ethereum token, and there is a uniwswap LP. Store it in metamask. BBANK supposedly works like a bank. It has quite the red flags. 20% APY promise ? Check. AI buzzword ? Check. Registed in lithuania, as all crooks do to work in Europe ? Check. It is a token that lives on BSC and ethereum, there are LPs there, so you can store them in a hot wallet like metamask. ​ Both are also available from [gate.io](https://gate.io), bbank on mexc, both being shady exchanges that will inevitably share BKEX future since they let US customers operate without a KYC.
Alright, where do you store coins like GLQ and BBANK?
$GLQ Graphlinq. $GNS Gains network. I see a lot of shills of Alts from the last cycle, sounds more like people bag holding hoping they'll catch on again in the next bullrun. The real potential is in new alts that are good projects during the next narrative e.g. AI and defi trading.
QANX, GLQ and CRO. VVS Finance?
When prices are cheap, folks are scared of buying only to start the FOMO when the pump begins, I really don't do it I remember when BNB was extremely cheap, folks didn't buy only to start buying at $600. There are still some very undervalued assets like GLQ SYS DOT amongst others. Lots of folks are still waiting for the pump to start buying. Not a good strategy though
Keep buying BTC ETH SYS BNB DOT and GLQ
Add some GLQ or MTV they are higher risk but will offer a higher reward my friend
I saw GLQ mentioned somewhere so threw a few quid at it…had actually forgotten about it until now lol
I'd say project and the team, I have used this method to spot lots of undervalued gems like ANKR FTM SYS GLQ DOT amongst others. Volume and marker cap is also important
Best fomo: GLQ Worst fomo: Sparta at $1.50 and GRT at $2.30
I found GLQ which looks decent enough...Graphlinq protocol..anybody else know anything about it??
AOA is \~$38 million I really like GLQ as a moonshot btw (MC: 11 million). It's a similar project to the The Graph \[GRT\], except unlike GRT -- which requires coding knowledge -- GLQ uses a visual interface that literally anyone can get a handle on. 
My friend uses trust wallet and has few eth based tokens such as GLQ. H is willing to sell some but gas fees are high. Is there a way to sell such tokens without ETH or without paying such extremely high fees? Sorry for this noob question but I'm new and I have no idea if there is a cheaper way to tell him about it. I'm talking about at least 5 coins, for each one at least 35usd to move them to do any transaction. Please let me know if there is such solution. Thanks
GLQ GraphLinq Hi guys, I’m here to inform you of a gem that can easily 10X. It is $GLQ. It’s currently sitting at .037. It was at .019 two months ago, And it’s going to keep rising. Its going to easily hit .10 by the end of the month. And can hit .30 with this run. I was in the stock market and was holding well over 550 shares of (MRO) Marathon Oil Stock and I sold all of it and put it all in, on GLQ. Hope you guys check it out and get some success off it!
MEMECOINS ARE ACTUALLY THE PROBLEM!!! There are still solid crypto projects with great potential such as GLQ and supra oracles. Look them up
Mana, Bat and GLQ......Damn ! Just tripled my money after selling pump by selling and still ended up with a nice free bag of each !
If you want an outside play, GLQ It's like The Graph, and at 9 million market cap has huge price potential
GLQ. It's an indexer kind of like GRT, except it both allows for event-driven flow (similar to Parsiq, but unlike GRT, which only responds to requests), and also allows you to affect the blockchain (publish transactions) rather than just read data from them like GRT. It also does this all in a code-free visual interface (node-based). In other words, it allows you to create software/bots that can read anything from the major blockchains, react to events from the major blockchains, and publish transactions on the major blockchains, without typing any code. It is also hooked up to all kinds of useful APIs (Discord, Telegram, Twitter, web hooks in general, etc) so that you can easily integrate your bot or application with those platforms. It is basically a very powerful dev tool for off-chain crypto applications. I have used it a bunch. It is pretty nice.