Hi r/CryptoMarkets,
I've been researching GraphLinq Protocol (GLQ) due to its focus on Layer-1 infrastructure and no-code AI automation. However, I’ve hit a wall regarding its tokenomics and conflicting supply data across major aggregators.
I'm hoping someone here who tracks L1 emissions or GLQ directly can help clarify these points:
1. Total & Max Supply Mismatch
Etherscan & CoinGecko: Report a total supply capped at 500,000,000 GLQ (legacy ERC-20).
CoinMarketCap & Coinbase: Report a total supply of ~650,000,000 GLQ.
KuCoin / Exchange Docs: Mention figures up to 1,000,000,000 GLQ.
Question: What is the actual combined total and hard max supply across both the Ethereum contract and the native GraphLinq Chain?
2. The Missed 32% Circulating Supply
Aggregators place circulating supply at ~340,000,000 GLQ (~68%).
Where are the remaining ~160M tokens held (Treasury, Staking Pools, Team)?
Is there an active, transparent vesting schedule or public multi-sig address to track these allocations?
3. Block Rewards vs. Burn Mechanics (Net Inflation)
According to official docs, the native PoS chain issues 5 GLQ per block (~15s block time = ~10.5M GLQ issued annually). Meanwhile, execution fees burn GLQ.
Is the native chain perpetually inflationary, or is there an emission cap?
Is there a reliable dashboard or explorer to track real-time net emission rates (Minted vs. Burned)?
4. Data Aggregator Sync
Has the team acknowledged why API data between CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, and major exchanges remains un-synchronized after the native chain launch?
Appreciate any technical insights or links to official team responses on this.
Thanks!
[GLQ / GraphLinq] Need help verifying supply metrics, inflation, and data discrepancies across aggregators
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