Centaur (CNTR)

CNTR is the native token of the Centaur project, whereas Bitcoin was designed primarily as digital money and a store of value. Each project targets its own use cases and ecosystem, so the difference comes down to the network's goals, technology, and token role. Always check the project's official documentation to understand what CNTR is used for within its platform.

CNTR operates on blockchain infrastructure, meaning transactions are validated and recorded by a distributed network rather than a single company. The specific consensus mechanism and architecture depend on the chain the project runs on, so the official whitepaper and docs are the best source for technical details. In general, users sign transactions with a private key and the network confirms them.

Token emission — how new coins are created and whether supply is capped — is defined by the project's tokenomics. Some tokens have a fixed maximum supply, others issue new coins continuously or through staking rewards. For exact figures on CNTR's supply schedule, refer to the project's official documentation, as these details are set at the protocol level.

CNTR can be stored in crypto wallets that support its blockchain — either a non-custodial wallet where you control the keys, or a custodial one managed by an exchange. Typical uses include holding, transferring, and interacting with the project's ecosystem features. Never share your seed phrase, and double-check addresses before sending, since blockchain transfers are irreversible.