What is the total supply of HBAR coins?

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• Mahmoud SabryOct 02, 2022 · 4 years ago
  Sure! The total supply of HBAR coins is currently 50 billion. However, it's important to note that the initial supply was 50 billion, and the actual circulating supply may be lower due to token distribution and other factors. As for the maximum supply limit, Hedera Hashgraph, the platform on which HBAR operates, has a fixed supply cap of 50 billion coins. This means that no additional coins will be created beyond this limit. The supply of HBAR coins is managed by the Hedera Governing Council, which consists of various organizations and enterprises. They are responsible for making decisions related to the network, including any changes to the supply. As of now, there are no plans to change the total supply of HBAR coins in the future.
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• officer_clawhauserNov 21, 2021 · 5 years ago
  The total supply of HBAR coins is currently 50 billion. This supply was set at the launch of the Hedera Hashgraph network and will not increase beyond this limit. The supply is managed by the Hedera Governing Council, which ensures the stability and integrity of the network. It's worth mentioning that the circulating supply may be lower than the total supply due to factors such as token distribution and locked tokens. HBAR coins are used for various purposes within the Hedera ecosystem, including transaction fees and network governance.
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• Steffensen DelacruzAug 08, 2021 · 5 years ago
  HBAR coins have a total supply of 50 billion. This supply is fixed and will not be increased in the future. The supply is managed by the Hedera Governing Council, which consists of leading organizations from various industries. They make decisions regarding the network, including any changes to the supply. As for the circulating supply, it may be lower than the total supply due to factors like token distribution and locked tokens. It's important to note that the supply of HBAR coins is not controlled by any single entity, ensuring decentralization and security.
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