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Types of Max Supply ?

Fixed Max Supply: It is the most common type and is implemented in most cryptocurrencies. It is a predetermined number of coins that can never be increased or decreased, regardless of demand. Bitcoin is an example.

Deflationary Max Supply: A deflationary maximum supply is one that is designed to decrease over time. This type of supply is usually implemented in cryptocurrencies to reduce the inflation rate and boost its scarcity. Ethereum hopes to become a deflationary max supply coin.

Dynamic Max Supply: A dynamic maximum supply is one that changes according to predetermined parameters, such as supply, demand and inflation. This type of supply is designed to be more flexible and adaptive to market conditions.

No Max Supply: Some cryptocurrencies have no maximum supply, meaning that the number of coins can increase indefinitely. This type of supply is often seen in utility tokens, where the supply is not limited by the number of coins but by the number of users.
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