$USUAL After all, why is the total supply of tokens always greater than the circulating supply? Let's see!

The total supply of a token includes all tokens that have already been created, but not all of them are available on the market. The circulating supply, on the other hand, refers only to tokens that are actually active and available for trading on the market.

The difference occurs because many projects keep a portion of the tokens locked up, either for future use, for the founding team, initial investors or other strategic purposes. These tokens do not enter circulation immediately and can be released gradually, following pre-defined schedules (called vesting) or as the project develops.

For example, in the case of USUAL, the total supply reflects the total number of tokens created, but not all of them are accessible on the market right now. Some of them may be reserved for growth strategies, such as rewards, incentives or even ecosystem development. This is done to prevent a large amount of tokens from entering the market at once, which could cause inflation and harm the value of the coin.

This type of planning is common and important to maintain the balance and sustainability of the project, ensuring that tokens are released in a controlled manner and aligned with long-term goals.

Keep an eye on the total number of the first batch of circulation at 494.6 million.