Market cap
$213.45K
5.8 %
Volume (24h)
$14.83K
5.8 %
Circulating supply
7,858,919,710 ISP
Total supply
8,394,893,452 ISP
Max. supply
10,000,000,000 ISP
Cederis (ISP)
$ 0.00
5.8 %
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updated $0Market cap$213.45K
Volume 24h$14.83K
Circulating supply7.86B79% of max 10B
All-time high$0.02-100% from peak · 2021-11-08
Cederis (ticker ISP) is a cryptocurrency that operates as a digital asset on its own blockchain network. In simple terms, it's a form of digital money that isn't controlled by any bank or government, with transactions recorded on a distributed ledger. One of its defining features is a fixed maximum supply of 10 billion coins, meaning no more than that will ever exist.
Frequently asked questions
What is Cederis and how is it different from Bitcoin?
Cederis (ISP) is a standalone cryptocurrency with its own ticker, traded under the symbol ISP. Like Bitcoin, it has a hard-capped supply — 10 billion coins — which means the total amount that can ever be created is limited. The main differences lie in the network's design and intended use cases, which are specific to the Cederis ecosystem rather than Bitcoin's payment-focused model.
How does the Cederis network work?
Cederis operates as a blockchain-based network, meaning transactions are verified by distributed nodes and recorded on a shared public ledger. This removes the need for a central intermediary like a bank. The exact consensus mechanism governs how new blocks are added and how participants are rewarded for securing the network.
How is the supply of ISP issued?
Cederis has a hard cap of 10 billion coins, so the total supply can never exceed that amount. New coins enter circulation according to the network's emission rules, typically through block rewards or a pre-defined release schedule. This fixed limit is designed to prevent unlimited inflation of the supply over time.
How can I store and use Cederis?
ISP coins are stored in cryptocurrency wallets that support the Cederis network — these can be software wallets, hardware devices, or wallets provided by exchanges where the coin is listed. You can transfer coins between wallets, use them within the network's ecosystem, or trade them on supported platforms. Always double-check addresses and network compatibility before sending funds.