ETC: Supply Breakdown
Included with Plus.
Where every ETC sits: circulating, not yet issued, stacking to the maximum supply.
Why use it. Shows how much of the supply can actually trade and how much is held back, lost, burned or still to come. How to read it. Read the bottom band as the supply in play. A shrinking band on top means new supply is arriving; a growing lost, burned or held band takes coins out of reach.
Calculation. From the published figures: not circulating is the total supply less the circulating supply as the source defines it; burned and not yet issued come from the same source and the protocol's maximum. The maximum supply is 210.70 million ETC: ECIP-1017 reduces the block reward by 20% every 5 million blocks, which caps ETC at about 210.7 million. Published supply, not node-verified: Blockscout, the Ethereum Classic network explorer (coin supply API) (https://etc.blockscout.com/api-docs), every ETC issued so far as Blockscout's Ethereum Classic explorer reports it; none of it is on a lock-up. Read by CryptoKeyhole every hour since 9 November 2026; no earlier values are reconstructed. One value per UTC day, at the day's close; the latest complete day appears once our nodes have published it.