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# CUBISwap Tokenomics

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* **Ticker Symbol:** $CUBI
* **Chain:** opBNB
* **Max Supply:** 100,000,000
* **Start of Supply:** 7,000,000
* **Contract Address:**&#x20;

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### W**hat is a Maximum Supply?**

Cryptocurrencies and tokens built on a blockchain have set up, algorithmically created release schedules. This means that we can accurately predict how many coins will be made by a specific time.

Max supply — the coins/tokens that will be ever produced. As soon as the maximum supply is reached, there will be no more of these coins or tokens minted.

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*The maximum supply of* $CUBI *tokens is **100,000,000***
{% endhint %}

### W**hat is a Total Supply?**

Total supply — tokens/coins that exist now. They can be in circulation or somehow locked.

**The formula for calculating is quite simple** 🔽

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*The sum of tokens/coins that were already mined (or issued) MINUS the total of coins that were burned or destroyed = Total Supply*
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### W**hat is a Circulating Supply?**

Circulating supply — the tokens/coins that are publicly available and circulating in the market. It is possible for a cryptocurrency circulating supply to increase or decrease over time.

**The formula for calculating** 🔽

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*Total supply MINUS all the blocked tokens = Circulating Supply*
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### W**hat is Market Capitalization?**

Market Capitalization (or Market Cap) in the blockchain industry refers to a measure of cryptocurrency market size or, in other words, the crypto asset's value.

**The formula for calculating** 🔽

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*Calculating Supply MULTIPLY BY the price of the crypto asset = Market Cap*
{% endhint %}

Use the **CoinMarketCap** website to track and analyze $CUBI conditions on the market.

## What Can I Do on CUBISwap?

* Exchange tokens with the lowest fees on opBNB
* Provide liquidity to the pool and earn income from token swap transactions
* Stake your LP tokens to earn $CUBI tokens&#x20;
* Stake $CUBI tokens to earn more $CUBI tokens&#x20;
* Stake $CUBI tokens to earn tokens of other projects&#x20;
* Stake tokens of other projects and earn $CUBI tokens in return&#x20;
* Earn referral rewards via our multi-type Referral Program
* Buy new tokens directly by participating in the Initial DEX Offerings (IDO)
* Buy/Sell NFT on CUBISwap NFT Marketplace with the lowest fees on opBNB
* Stake NFT to earn multiple tokens

## What is Cryptocurrency Burning?

Simply put, it means removing coins from circulation, thereby reducing the total supply. Tokens are usually transferred to a burn address during this process.

The tokens/coins get burned for two main reasons:

* To increase their value
* To keep their condition steady

**$CUBI Tokens Burn**

CUBISwap DEX has its Deflationary Mechanisms. Our platform always develops and aims to enhance ones. The **$CUBI** burn happens to keep the token valuable and less volatile.

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***CUBISwap reserves the right in its sole discretion to change or amend the burning schedule at any time and for any reason.***
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