
REGENT COIN (REGENT)
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updated $0REGENT COIN (ticker: REGENT) is a digital currency built on blockchain technology. In plain terms, it's a digital asset with a hard limit written into its protocol: only 2,900,000 coins will ever exist. Like other cryptocurrencies, it lets people send value directly over the internet without a bank or payment processor in the middle.
Frequently asked questions
What is REGENT COIN and how is it different from other cryptocurrencies?
REGENT COIN is a digital asset that trades under the ticker REGENT. Its most distinctive feature is supply: the protocol hard-caps the total number of coins at 2.9 million, whereas many cryptocurrencies keep creating new units over time. That fixed limit makes scarcity a structural part of the design.
How does REGENT's technology work?
REGENT relies on blockchain technology — a distributed ledger where transactions are grouped into blocks and verified by the network rather than a single central authority. This keeps the transaction history transparent and resistant to tampering: once a record is confirmed, it can't be quietly altered. No middleman is needed to guarantee that everyone sees the same ledger.
How is REGENT's emission structured?
REGENT has a hard cap of 2,900,000 coins, meaning no more than this amount will ever be created. The limit is enforced by the protocol itself, not by a company's promise, so the total supply can't be expanded later at someone's discretion. This places REGENT in the fixed-supply category of digital assets.
How do I store and use REGENT?
REGENT can be kept in any wallet that supports the coin — either a custodial wallet on an exchange or a non-custodial wallet where you control the private keys yourself. With non-custodial storage, access to your coins doesn't depend on a third party. From your wallet, you can send and receive REGENT like any other digital currency, wherever it's accepted or listed.