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updated $0Market cap$872.72K
Volume 24h$447.32
Circulating supply200M
All-time high$0.55-99% from peak · 2018-03-04
Tokenomy (TEN) is a utility token powering the Tokenomy platform, a project focused on tokenization and blockchain-based financial services. In simple terms, TEN is the internal currency used to access services, pay fees, and participate in activities within the Tokenomy ecosystem. It runs as a token on a smart contract rather than as a standalone blockchain.
Frequently asked questions
What is Tokenomy (TEN) and how is it different from Bitcoin?
TEN is a utility token built on a smart contract (address 0xdd16ec0f66e54d453e6756713e533355989040e4), while Bitcoin is an independent blockchain with its own network. Tokenomy is designed for a specific platform ecosystem — tokenization and related financial services — rather than as a general-purpose payment system. This means TEN's value and use cases are tied directly to activity on the Tokenomy platform.
How does the technology behind TEN work?
TEN is issued as a token under token standard 3, meaning it lives on an existing blockchain and relies on that network's security and consensus rather than mining its own blocks. Transactions with TEN are validated by the host chain, which keeps transfers fast and cheap compared to running a separate network. The smart contract handles balances, transfers, and platform interactions automatically.
How is the supply of TEN managed?
As a smart-contract token, TEN's total supply is defined in its contract code, so the maximum amount is fixed from the start and cannot be changed arbitrarily. New tokens cannot be 'mined' the way Bitcoin is; distribution happened through the platform's own mechanisms such as token sales and rewards. You can always verify supply details directly on the blockchain via the contract address.
How can I store and use TEN tokens?
Since TEN is an ERC-style token on a smart contract, you can store it in any wallet that supports custom tokens on that blockchain — hardware wallets and popular multi-coin apps both work. Within the Tokenomy ecosystem, TEN is used to pay for platform services, access features, and participate in token-related activities. Always double-check the contract address before sending or receiving tokens to avoid mistakes.