Market cap
$18.26M
1.63 %
Volume (24h)
$56.46K
1.63 %
Total supply
10,000,000 SGB
Max. supply
500,000,000 SGB
SubGame (SGB)
$ 0.00
1.63 %
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updated $0Market cap$18.26M
Volume 24h$56.46K
All-time high$0.71-100% from peak · 2021-09-29
SubGame (SGB) is a cryptocurrency project operating under the ticker SGB. Like most digital assets, it exists on a blockchain — a distributed ledger that records transactions without a central authority. The specifics of its technology and use cases are best checked against the project's official documentation, since details vary between coins.
Frequently asked questions
What is SubGame (SGB) and how is it different from Bitcoin?
SGB is the ticker of the SubGame cryptocurrency. Bitcoin was designed primarily as digital money, while most newer projects, including gaming-adjacent ones like the name suggests, aim to serve a specific ecosystem or niche. To understand exactly what SGB does, read the project's whitepaper — that's where its unique purpose is spelled out.
How does the technology behind SGB work?
SGB runs on blockchain technology, meaning transactions are verified by a network of computers rather than a bank or single company. The exact consensus mechanism (for example, proof-of-work or proof-of-stake) determines how that verification happens and how energy-intensive it is. Check the project's official technical documentation for the specifics of its network.
How is the supply of SGB issued?
Every cryptocurrency has an emission model — rules that govern how many coins exist and how new ones enter circulation, whether through mining, staking rewards, or a fixed initial allocation. These rules are set in the project's code and typically can't be changed arbitrarily. You can usually find SGB's supply details on its official website or block explorer.
How can I store and use SGB tokens?
SGB can be stored in a cryptocurrency wallet that supports its blockchain — either a software wallet (an app or browser extension) or a hardware wallet for stronger security. The key thing is to never share your seed phrase with anyone. You can typically send, receive, and in some cases use the token within its native ecosystem, depending on what the project supports.