Market cap
$18.94K
0.27 %
Volume (24h)
$10.39
0.27 %
Circulating supply
80,200,000 FOC
Total supply
405,200,550 FOC
Max. supply
1,000,000,000 FOC
TheForce Trade (FOC)
$ 0.00
0.27 %
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updated $0Market cap$18.94K
Volume 24h$10.39
Circulating supply80.2M8% of max 1B
All-time high$0.08-100% from peak · 2021-08-27
TheForce Trade (FOC) is a decentralized finance (DeFi) project focused on trading tools and automated strategies for crypto users. Its ticker, FOC, refers to the platform's own token, which is used to pay for services, earn rewards, and vote on platform decisions. Simply put, it's not a standalone currency like Bitcoin — it's a utility token that powers a specific DeFi ecosystem.
Frequently asked questions
What is TheForce Trade (FOC), and how is it different from Bitcoin or Ethereum?
TheForce Trade is a DeFi platform offering trading and yield tools, and FOC is the token that powers it. Unlike Bitcoin, which is a standalone currency on its own blockchain, FOC is a utility token running on existing smart contract networks — it's designed to be used inside the platform rather than to serve as digital money.
Does FOC have its own blockchain or consensus mechanism?
No. FOC is issued as a token on smart contract blockchains (the project built on BNB Chain), so transaction validation and security come from the host chain's consensus, not from TheForce Trade itself. What the project actually develops is the layer on top: smart contracts that handle trading tools, automated strategies, and token rewards.
How is FOC issued — is it mined like Bitcoin?
FOC is not mined; there is no proof-of-work behind it. The supply was created by the project and allocated according to its tokenomics — typically split between the team, ecosystem incentives, liquidity rewards, and community reserves, with unlocks spread over time. The exact figures are published in the project's official documentation.
How do I store and use FOC tokens?
Because FOC is a standard token, any non-custodial wallet that supports its network — MetaMask or Trust Wallet, for example — will store it, and you keep control of your own keys. Keep in mind that transfers require the host network's native coin to pay gas fees. Within the ecosystem, FOC is used for platform fees, rewards, and governance voting.