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Satozhi

Satozhi (SATOZ)

$ 0.01
0.24 %
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Market cap
$94.21K
0.24 %
Volume (24h)
$12.21
0.24 %
Total supply
13,056,028 SATOZ
Max. supply
21,000,000 SATOZ

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updated $0
Market cap$94.21K
Volume 24h$12.21
All-time high$2.92-100% from peak · 2021-05-09

Satozhi (SATOZ) is a cryptocurrency inspired by the Bitcoin idea but built as a token on the Binance Smart Chain network. In simple terms, it's a digital asset you can hold, send and trade like any other crypto, with the ticker SATOZ. The project aims to make Bitcoin-style scarcity accessible through a token format.

Frequently asked questions

What is Satozhi and how is it different from Bitcoin?

Satozhi (SATOZ) takes the core idea of Bitcoin — a fixed, scarce supply — and implements it as a token on Binance Smart Chain instead of running its own blockchain. That means transactions are faster and cheaper than on the Bitcoin network. Think of it as a Bitcoin-inspired concept packaged in a more convenient format.

How does Satozhi's technology work?

SATOZ runs on Binance Smart Chain, so it relies on that network's consensus mechanism to validate transactions and secure the ledger. The token itself is a smart contract, which handles transfers and supply rules automatically. You don't need any special software to use it — just a wallet that supports BSC tokens.

How is the supply of SATOZ issued?

The project follows a Bitcoin-like emission model: the total supply is capped, and new tokens are released gradually in decreasing amounts over time, similar to Bitcoin's halvings. This design is meant to create scarcity rather than endless inflation. The exact schedule is defined in the token's smart contract.

How can I store and use Satozhi?

Since SATOZ is a BSC-based token, any wallet that supports the Binance Smart Chain network will work — MetaMask, Trust Wallet and similar apps. You'll also need a small amount of BNB to cover transaction fees. Beyond holding, you can send it, trade it on exchanges that list it, or use it wherever the community accepts it.