COINTIQ

One of the Biggest Oversights in Crypto Infrastructure
Despite the crypto market hosting:
Millions of developers,
Thousands of DeFi platforms,
Hundreds of blockchains,
Tens of thousands of tokens,
And leading audit firms trusted by global investors…
There is still no reliable, standard, or trustless way to determine the real-time circulating supply of a token.
And yet, circulating supply is one of the most critical metrics for:
Estimating token value,
Estimating market cap,
Analyzing inflation or deflation,
And making sound trading decisions.
The Brutal Reality for Traders
If you try to find the circulating supply of a new or mid-sized token:
Most DEXs like PancakeSwap, Uniswap, and SushiSwap don’t show it at all.
Token explorers like BscScan or Etherscan show only total supply, not circulation.
Coin aggregators like CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, LiveCoinWatch and others may show different figures — or even leave it blank or outdated.
Even tokens with large userbases often have no circulating amount listed — only total supply and price.
To make matters worse:
Data on lock amounts, vesting schedules, and burned tokens is usually missing or unverifiable.
The supposed sources (whitepapers, pitch decks, tokenomics charts) are often incomplete, outdated, or manipulated.
Why This Is So Dangerous
Circulating supply affects nearly every investment metric:
Market Cap — If supply is faked or hidden, the market cap is a lie.
Price Stability — Hidden unlocked tokens can be dumped suddenly without warning.
Investment Risk — Misjudging supply creates massive exposure.
Listing Trust — CEXs and DEXs may approve tokens based on incorrect assumptions.
If you don’t know how many tokens are in circulation, you don’t know what you’re buying.
This is not just inconvenient — it's a systemic threat to trader safety.
Why Can’t We Get a Straight Answer?
1. No On-Chain Circulating Supply Standard
Blockchains only record:
totalSupply() — how many tokens exist in total.
balanceOf(address) — how many tokens each address holds.
But they don’t know or tag:
Which wallets are team wallets.
Which wallets are locked or vested.
Which wallets are exchanges, bridges, staking contracts, or in user hands.
Circulating supply is a human-defined concept. There is no smart contract standard to track it automatically.
2. Liquidity Tracking Is Incomplete
Even if you trace tokens added to PancakeSwap or Uniswap:
The LP contract shows current token balances, but people add and remove liquidity frequently.
There is no "total tokens ever added to liquidity" field.
To calculate this, one must scan every historical Transfer() event to and from the LP pool, which is time-consuming and not offered by most tools.
3. DEX and DeFi Platforms Don’t Help
Most DEXs do not show circulating supply anywhere on the token page.
Some rely on third-party token submissions or CoinMarketCap-style forms — which can be inaccurate or manipulated.
Many platforms leave supply fields blank on purpose because the data isn’t available, isn't checked, or is unverified.
4. Token Teams and Founders Control the Narrative
Most platforms rely on self-reported data from the project team.
Some founders overstate or understate supply to influence perception and listings.
Even audit reports often avoid real-time tracking of token liquidity or unlock status.
5. Whitepapers and Docs? Not Reliable
Many tokenomics claims in whitepapers cannot be verified on-chain.
Whitepapers often:
Do not list wallet addresses for locked or vested tokens.
Do not match what actually appears in holder wallets.
Are outdated or silently modified after launch.
Unless a whitepaper includes real-time wallet transparency — it cannot be trusted on its own.
Chains, DEXs, and Audit Firms Are Failing Here
It's unacceptable that:
Blockchains like Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Solana and others do not enforce token standards to include a circulating supply function.
DEXs like PancakeSwap and Uniswap do not show how much of a token has ever been added to liquidity or removed.
Audit companies like CertiK, GoPlus, QuickIntel, and others still don’t calculate or show real net circulating supply in their reports — only flags like “owner permissions,” “mintable,” or “burnable.”
The Risk for Traders and Projects
This issue creates serious risks, especially for:
New traders trying to evaluate small-cap or trending tokens.
Analysts trying to calculate ROI or inflation models.
DeFi platforms and exchanges that list tokens based on misleading supply data.
Investors who trust inaccurate or outdated third-party aggregators.
One wrong assumption about circulating supply can lead to massive losses.
What the Industry Needs Now
A standardized on-chain circulating supply function
Token contracts should include a function like circulatingSupply()
This must subtract balances of known burn, lock, and team addresses from the total supply.
Standardized mapping of non-circulating addresses could allow explorers and tools to pull it instantly.
Verified disclosures before listing on DEXs or aggregators
Token teams should be required to submit lock addresses, vesting schedules, and burn mechanics before they can be listed.
Open-source dashboards for supply tracking
Dune Analytics, The Graph, and similar platforms should support real-time circulation tracing from liquidity, locks, and bridge activity.
A universal, public tool
There must be a website or explorer where any user can paste a token contract and immediately see:
Total Supply
Max Supply
Locked Tokens
Burned Tokens
Net Circulating Tokens (not in USD — in token quantity)
This should be 100% trustless, on-chain, and require no project team input.
Community Call
If anyone knows a working, trustworthy, on-chain tool that calculates real-time circulating supply based purely on token address — not based on price or third-party disclosures — please share the link.
The community needs this.
Final Words
This is not a minor oversight. It is a deep, structural failure in the current crypto ecosystem.
Until this is fixed:
Traders will continue to be exposed to massive hidden risks.
Projects will continue to game the system with opaque tokenomics.
And investors will continue to make decisions based on incomplete or inaccurate data.
There must be a better way — and the time to build it is now.
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The rise of decentralized finance (DeFi) has brought with it a new wave of tools designed to evaluate smart contract safety — token scanners, audit dashboards, and risk analyzers. These platforms promise quick insights into whether a token is safe to buy or hold. But how accurate and ethical are these services?
⚠️ The Problem With Most Token Scanners
Many widely used token scanner platforms rely on automated scripts that parse smart contract code and public transaction data. While this sounds efficient, the reality is more problematic:
They often flag renounced contracts as “high risk” simply because certain functions (like whitelist/blacklist) still exist in the code — even if they’re permanently disabled.Locked liquidity is sometimes ignored, especially if the locking platform is not in their integrated ecosystem — even if the lock is verifiable on BscScan or Pinksale.
Some scanners show vague “low liquidity” yellow warnings even when liquidity is increasing steadily and clearly paired (e.g., 70+ million tokens in liquidity).They rarely update their data unless prompted — and even then, they require payment to fix metadata or remove warnings.
🚫 Limited Communication & Transparency
Another major issue is lack of accountability and communication:
Most platforms do not provide valid support email addresses. Messages go unanswered or bounce.Telegram or social media support is often disabled for inquiry or appeal.Even when projects submit official documents, proofs, and contract audits, platforms either ignore them or demand large fees for updates.
This undermines their role as objective evaluators and turns them into pay-to-cleanlisting services rather than trusted security sources.
🧾 Our Case in Point
In our project experience, a fully renounced token with:
No taxes or commission functions
Disabled whitelist/blacklist/mint functions
LP tokens locked on PinksaleVerified documents hosted on GitHub and linked from the official site
…was still flagged as risky on some scanner platforms.
One even showed a “Cannot Buy” red flag, despite thousands of successful trades on PancakeSwap. Another refused to update even basic information like token logo or social links unless a hefty payment was made.
Meanwhile, smaller platforms with little technical reputation accepted corrections promptly and updated their warnings based on actual smart contract behavior — without asking for money. These few platforms deserve acknowledgment.
🛠️ The Truth: Automation Has Limits
Token scanners are not oracles. They are only as good as their detection rules, and most are outdated, over-simplified, or driven by monetization.
They cannot determine:
Whether a function is disabled permanentlyWhether liquidity is increasing over timeWhether an address has renounced all controlWhether helper contracts confirm safety on-chain
This leads to misleading results that discourage trust, hurt communities, and benefit only the platforms charging for “fixes.”
✅ What You Should Look For Instead
If you’re evaluating a project, don’t rely on scanners alone. Instead:
Check BscScan or Etherscan directly
Verify renounce status and ownership
View liquidity pairings and lock records
Examine GitHub or official documentations
Look for real-time trading activity on PancakeSwap/Uniswap
Ask if the team has a Proof of Safety, Lock Schedule, and Token Security Statement
🔚 Final Thought
Scanner platforms are a helpful starting point — but they are not a final authority.
Transparency, verified code, renounced contracts, and publicly locked liquidity speak louder than a red flag that was never meant to be checked by a human in the first place.
Don’t let a scanner’s warning decide your investment. Let verified facts and public records speak for themselves.