Circulating supply
999,665,185 SLCL
Total supply
1,000,000,000 SLCL
Max. supply
1,000,000,000 SLCL
Solcial (SLCL)
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Circulating supply999.67M100% of max 1B
Solcial (SLCL) is the native token of a decentralized social media platform built on the Solana blockchain. Think of it as a Web3 take on social networking: instead of one company owning your account, your feed, and the algorithm, the platform runs on-chain, and creators can monetize their audience directly. SLCL is the currency that powers payments, rewards, and governance inside that ecosystem.
Frequently asked questions
What is Solcial, and how is it different from Twitter or Instagram?
Solcial is a blockchain-based social network where no single company controls accounts, posts, or visibility — there's no central authority that can ban you or quietly change the feed algorithm. A distinctive feature is that every creator can issue their own personal token, so fans can support them directly. SLCL is the platform-wide token used for tipping, purchases, and voting on how the platform evolves.
How does the technology behind SLCL work?
SLCL is an SPL token, which is Solana's token standard — roughly the equivalent of ERC-20 on Ethereum. Solana itself runs on a Proof-of-Stake consensus combined with Proof of History, which is why transactions confirm quickly and fees stay tiny. Content on Solcial is stored on decentralized storage rather than on corporate servers, which is what makes censorship resistance possible.
How is the SLCL supply managed?
SLCL has a fixed maximum supply defined in the project's tokenomics, so coins can't simply be printed out of thin air. The supply is allocated across community rewards, liquidity, the team, and ecosystem development, unlocking on a schedule set at launch. The exact breakdown is published in the project's official documentation, so anyone can verify it.
How can I store and use SLCL?
Since it's a Solana token, any SPL-compatible wallet will do — Phantom and Solflare are the most popular options, and hardware wallets that support Solana work too. Keep a small amount of SOL in the same wallet, because network fees on Solana are paid in SOL, not in SLCL. On the platform itself, SLCL is used for tipping creators, buying personal tokens, and taking part in governance votes.