Market cap
$374.28K
0.22 %
Volume (24h)
$33.67
0.22 %
Circulating supply
1,000,000,000,000 SMI
Total supply
1,000,000,000,000 SMI
Max. supply
1,000,000,000,000 SMI
Social Media Income (SMI)
$ 0.00
0.22 %
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updated $0Market cap$374.28K
Volume 24h$33.67
Circulating supply1T100% of max 1T
All-time high$0.000119-100% from peak · 2021-10-29
Social Media Income (ticker: SMI) is a cryptocurrency whose premise is spelled out right in its name: tying your social media activity to income in the form of a digital token. In plain terms, it's a coin that lives on a blockchain — a shared, distributed ledger — rather than in a bank's database, so you can hold and transfer it yourself, without a middleman. Underneath the theme, it runs on the same basic plumbing as most other cryptocurrencies.
Frequently asked questions
What is Social Media Income (SMI), and how is it different from other cryptocurrencies?
SMI is a digital token built around the idea of monetizing your presence on social platforms — posts, engagement, audience — and turning that into crypto you own outright. Under the hood, it works like most cryptocurrencies: a distributed network keeps the records, not a single company. What mainly sets it apart is its focus on the social-media economy rather than, say, general payments or smart contracts.
How does the SMI technology actually work?
Like any blockchain-based asset, SMI transactions are broadcast to a peer-to-peer network, verified by its participants, and then permanently written into the ledger — past entries can't be quietly rewritten. There's no central server or administrator; the network itself is the source of truth. That's what allows value to move directly between users with no bank approving anything in between.
Is the supply of SMI limited, and how does emission work?
Yes — SMI has a hard cap of 1,000,000,000,000 coins (one trillion), and that's the absolute maximum that can ever exist. No more can be minted beyond this limit, no matter what. A fixed supply is a deliberate design choice: it rules out the "just print more" behavior that inflation-prone fiat currencies allow.
How do I store and use SMI tokens?
You store SMI the same way you store any cryptocurrency: in a wallet that supports the token — a hardware device for maximum security, or a mobile/desktop app for everyday convenience. The golden rule is that whoever holds the private keys holds the coins, so back up your seed phrase offline and never share it. As for using it, SMI can be sent and received like any token and traded on platforms that list it — just always double-check the official contract address before making a transfer.