Market cap
$25.08M
3.83 %
Volume (24h)
$147.93K
3.83 %
Circulating supply
578,465,159 MLK
Total supply
2,452,145,745 MLK
Max. supply
1,300,000,000 MLK
(MLK)
$ 0.04
3.83 %
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updated $0Market cap$25.08M
Volume 24h$147.93K
Circulating supply578.47M44% of max 1.3B
All-time high$3.59-99% from peak · 2021-04-05
None (MLK) is a cryptocurrency that trades under the ticker MLK. In simple terms, it's a digital coin that runs on its own blockchain network and can be sent between users without a bank or intermediary in the middle. Like most crypto projects, it aims to make transfers fast and cheap compared to traditional finance.
Frequently asked questions
What is None (MLK) and how is it different from Bitcoin?
None is its own separate project with the ticker MLK, not a copy of Bitcoin. While Bitcoin was built mainly as digital money, MLK is a standalone coin with its own network, rules and use cases. The main practical difference for a beginner is that it's a much smaller and younger project, so it behaves differently in terms of liquidity and adoption.
How does the None network work?
MLK transactions are recorded on a blockchain — a shared public ledger that no single party controls. Network participants (validators or miners, depending on the setup) verify and confirm transactions, which keeps the system running without a central authority. This is the same basic principle behind most cryptocurrencies, just implemented with the project's own parameters.
How many MLK coins will ever exist?
None has a hard cap of 1,300,000,000 coins, meaning no more than that can ever be created. This fixed supply is written into the protocol and can't be changed casually — it's one of the few facts about a coin that stays constant over time. A hard cap is generally seen as a way to prevent endless inflation of the supply.
Where can I store and use MLK?
You can store MLK in any wallet that supports the network it runs on — ideally a non-custodial wallet where you control the private keys yourself. From a wallet you can send coins to other users, use them within the project's ecosystem, or move them to and from exchanges that list MLK. Always double-check the receiving address and network before sending, as transfers on a blockchain are irreversible.