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Bone

Bone (BONE)

$ 0.06
0.96 %
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Market cap
$74.66K
0.96 %
Volume (24h)
$194.35K
0.96 %
Circulating supply
138,647,331 BONE
Total supply
249,999,401 BONE
Max. supply
210,000,000 BONE

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$74.66K
Volume 24h$194.35K
Circulating supply138.65M66% of max 210M
All-time high$0.040% from peak · 2024-05-17

Bone (BONE) is a cryptocurrency with the ticker BONE, best known for its fixed maximum supply of 210,000,000 coins. In simple terms, it's a digital token that lives on a blockchain and can be sent between wallets without a bank in the middle. Its hard cap means no more coins can ever be created beyond that limit, which is a deliberate design choice.

Frequently asked questions

What is Bone and how is it different from Bitcoin?

Bone (BONE) is a standalone cryptocurrency with its own ticker and a total supply capped at 210,000,000 coins. The main practical difference from Bitcoin lies in the specific blockchain it runs on and its tokenomics — the hard cap of 210 million is the key fixed parameter to know. Always check the project's official documentation to confirm which network it operates on.

How does Bone's technology and consensus work?

Like most cryptocurrencies, Bone transactions are validated by a decentralized network of nodes rather than a central authority. Depending on the blockchain it runs on, it uses either a proof-of-work or proof-of-stake style consensus mechanism to agree on the state of the ledger. This is what makes transfers possible without trusting any single intermediary.

How is Bone's emission structured?

Bone has a hard cap of 210,000,000 coins, meaning its total supply can never exceed that number. This fixed limit is built into the protocol and cannot be changed without network consensus. Such scarcity-focused emission models are designed to prevent unlimited money printing, unlike fiat currencies.

How can I store and use Bone?

Bone is stored in cryptocurrency wallets that support its blockchain — either a hardware wallet for maximum security or a software wallet for convenience. You can send and receive BONE by using your wallet's address, and transactions are recorded permanently on the blockchain. Always double-check the address and network before sending, as transfers on most blockchains are irreversible.