Market cap
$2.59M
0.08 %
Volume (24h)
$3.55
0.08 %
Circulating supply
50,000,000 ASIA
Total supply
100,000,000 ASIA
Max. supply
100,000,000 ASIA
Asia Coin (ASIA)
$ 0.05
0.08 %
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updated $0Market cap$2.59M
Volume 24h$3.55
Circulating supply50M50% of max 100M
All-time high$1.32-96% from peak · 2024-01-31
Asia Coin (ticker ASIA) is a cryptocurrency positioned with a regional focus on the Asian market. Simply put, it's a digital coin that runs on blockchain technology and can be sent between users without a central authority like a bank. Its defining feature is a fixed supply: there will never be more than 100,000,000 ASIA coins.
Frequently asked questions
What is Asia Coin and how is it different from Bitcoin?
Asia Coin (ASIA) is a digital currency with a regional branding aimed at the Asian market, whereas Bitcoin is a global, general-purpose cryptocurrency. Like Bitcoin, ASIA has a hard cap of 100,000,000 coins, meaning its total supply is limited and no new coins can be minted beyond that. The main difference lies in its positioning and community focus rather than in the basic concept of a blockchain-based coin.
How does Asia Coin's technology work?
Asia Coin operates on blockchain technology — a distributed ledger where all transactions are recorded publicly and verified by a network of nodes instead of a single company or bank. This removes the need for intermediaries: transfers happen directly between wallets. The exact consensus mechanism depends on the chain ASIA runs on, but the core principle is the same as most cryptocurrencies — decentralized verification of transactions.
How is ASIA's coin supply and emission structured?
Asia Coin has a hard cap of 100,000,000 coins — that's the absolute maximum that will ever exist. This fixed-supply model is designed to prevent unlimited inflation of the coin. Once all coins are in circulation, no additional ASIA can be created, which makes the total supply fully predictable.
How can I store and use Asia Coin?
ASIA is stored in a cryptocurrency wallet that supports the blockchain it runs on — this can be a software wallet (mobile or desktop app) or a hardware wallet for better security. You use it like any crypto coin: send and receive transfers by sharing your wallet address, and trade it on exchanges where it's listed. As with any crypto, keep your private keys or seed phrase safe — losing them means losing access to your coins.