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updated $0Market cap$69.72K
Volume 24h$58.14
Circulating supply1.87B85% of max 2.21B
All-time high$0.18-100% from peak · 2019-08-29
Tokoin (TOKO) is a cryptocurrency token built on a smart contract platform, designed to support digital business ecosystems — particularly helping small and medium enterprises verify their business identity and access digital services. In simple terms, TOKO acts as a utility token within the Tokoin network, used for transactions, rewards, and accessing platform features. The project focuses on bridging traditional business data with blockchain-based verification.
Frequently asked questions
What is Tokoin (TOKO) and how is it different from Bitcoin?
TOKO is a utility token running on a smart contract platform (token standard 3), whereas Bitcoin is a standalone blockchain built primarily for payments. Tokoin's focus is on business identity and digital services for SMEs, not on being a currency. You can verify any TOKO transaction through its smart contract at 0x0c963a1b52eb97c5e457c7d76696f8b95c3087ed.
How does the Tokoin network work?
Tokoin operates as a token on top of an established smart contract blockchain, which means it inherits that network's security and consensus mechanism rather than maintaining its own. Transactions are validated by the underlying blockchain's validators. This approach makes transfers fast and cheap compared to running a separate chain.
How is TOKO issued and what is its supply model?
TOKO was issued as a smart contract token, meaning its total and circulating supply are defined by the contract code rather than by mining. The smart contract publicly governs how tokens are distributed and moved, so anyone can audit the supply on-chain. Check the official site at tokoin.io for current tokenomics details.
Where can I store and use TOKO tokens?
Since TOKO is a smart contract token, it can be stored in any wallet that supports its underlying blockchain and token standard — including hardware wallets and popular mobile wallets. You'll need to add the token's contract address (0x0c963a1b52eb97c5e457c7d76696f8b95c3087ed) manually in some wallets. Within the Tokoin ecosystem, the token is used for platform services and transactions.