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SmartGold

SmartGold (SGT)

$ 0.01
-13.33 %
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Market cap
$154.14K
-13.33 %
Volume (24h)
$948.95
-13.33 %
Circulating supply
10,052,927 SGT
Total supply
250,000,000 SGT
Max. supply
250,000,000 SGT

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$154.14K
Volume 24h$948.95
Circulating supply10.05M4% of max 250M

SmartGold (SGT) is a cryptocurrency that trades under the ticker SGT. Like other digital assets, it exists on a blockchain and can be sent, received and held in wallets without a central intermediary. The project positions itself around the idea of linking digital value with gold-related themes, but the core of it is simply a token you can own and transfer.

Frequently asked questions

What is SmartGold (SGT) and how is it different from Bitcoin?

SGT is a standalone digital asset with its own ticker, while Bitcoin is the original and largest cryptocurrency. The key difference lies in each project's design goals and community — SGT is a smaller, niche asset, whereas Bitcoin serves as the market's benchmark. Always check the official project documentation to understand what SGT is actually built for.

How does SmartGold's technology work?

SGT operates on blockchain technology, meaning transactions are recorded on a distributed ledger maintained by network participants rather than a single company. The exact consensus mechanism and network architecture depend on the chain the project runs on, so the official whitepaper and explorer are the best sources. In general, you can verify any SGT transaction yourself on the public blockchain.

How is SGT supply and emission structured?

Every cryptocurrency has rules governing how many coins exist and how new ones enter circulation, and SGT is no exception. These rules are set in the project's code and documentation, not decided on the fly. You can check the current circulating supply and tokenomics details on the project's official resources or a block explorer.

How can I store and use SmartGold?

SGT can be stored in any wallet that supports its blockchain — typically a non-custodial wallet where you control the private keys yourself. You can send and receive it using your wallet address, just like other cryptocurrencies. As with any crypto asset, keep your seed phrase offline and never share it with anyone.