Market cap
$36.98K
Circulating supply
18,000 BALPHA
Total supply
18,000 BALPHA
Max. supply
18,000 BALPHA
bAlpha (BALPHA)
$ 1.91
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updated $0Market cap$36.98K
Volume 24h$0
Circulating supply18K100% of max 18K
All-time high$42,136-100% from peak · 2021-03-07
bAlpha (BALPHA) is a cryptocurrency with an extremely limited supply — a hard cap of just 18,000 coins. In simple terms, it's a digital asset that lives on a blockchain, and its main defining feature is scarcity: no matter what, there will never be more than 18,000 BALPHA in existence. That makes it one of the smallest-supply coins in the crypto space.
Frequently asked questions
What is bAlpha and how is it different from Bitcoin?
bAlpha is a digital currency with the ticker BALPHA, and its key distinction is supply. While Bitcoin is capped at 21 million coins, bAlpha has a hard cap of only 18,000, making it far scarcer by design. Otherwise, it functions like most cryptocurrencies — a blockchain-based token that can be sent, received, and traded.
How does bAlpha work on a technical level?
Like other blockchain-based coins, bAlpha relies on a distributed network of computers to verify and record transactions in a public ledger. No central authority controls it — the network's consensus rules keep everything consistent. For specific details about its underlying chain and consensus mechanism, it's best to check the project's official documentation.
How is the supply of BALPHA structured?
bAlpha has a hard cap of 18,000 coins, meaning the total supply can never exceed that number. This fixed limit is written into the protocol, so no one can print or mint additional BALPHA beyond the cap. Such a small supply is rare in crypto and is the project's defining economic feature.
How can I store and use bAlpha?
BALPHA can be stored in any wallet that supports its blockchain — typically the same wallets compatible with the network it runs on. You can send and receive it like any other crypto token, and it can be traded on exchanges where it's listed. As always with crypto, keep your private keys safe and double-check addresses before sending.