PUFF (PUFF)

PUFF is a standalone digital asset identified by its ticker PUFF. Like Bitcoin, it has a fixed maximum supply of 142,097,002 coins, so it can't be printed indefinitely. The main differences lie in its community, branding, and the network it runs on, while the hard cap gives it a similar scarcity model.

PUFF operates on a blockchain, which is a shared public ledger where every transaction is recorded and verified by the network rather than a central authority. Coins move between wallets through cryptographic signatures, so only the holder of a private key can spend the balance. This removes the need for intermediaries like banks.

PUFF has a hard cap of 142,097,002 coins, which means the total supply can never exceed that number. This built-in limit prevents inflation from endless minting and makes the coin's scarcity predictable. As the cap is approached, fewer new coins enter circulation over time.

You can hold PUFF in a crypto wallet that supports the network it runs on — either a software wallet on your phone or computer, or a hardware wallet for stronger security. From a wallet, you can send PUFF to other addresses, use it in trades, or simply hold it. The key thing is keeping your private keys or seed phrase safe, since whoever has them controls the coins.