Are Raydium Tokens All Released in the Market?

[kai]

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/raydium/
I searched for DEX information about a native coin from all blockchains and I found the comparison globally.

UNIswap for Ethereum.
Pancakeswap for BNB.
Quickswap for Polygon.
Raydium for Solana.

Then I saw the current hot topic in all markets is Solana and this Solana coin has a DEX, namely Raydium.
See the screenshot above if Raydium has released all its coins on the market or not?

As an additional reference, I took the circulation, maximum, and total supply information of Raydium from the Binance App below:



So what do you think of Raydium Tokens All Released in the Market?

[KryptoBull]

See the screenshot above if Raydium has released all its coins on the market or not?

As an additional reference, I took the circulation, maximum, and total supply information of Raydium from the Binance App below:

So what do you think of Raydium Tokens All Released in the Market?

You might be getting a little mixed up reading information from those online sources.
Total Supply: the number of tokens created at the beginning.
Max Supply: the maximum number of tokens that would exist if any were ever burned.
Circulating Supply: the number of tokens that can move around on the market after being unlocked.

So, currently only about 52.39% of the total RAY has been unlocked.
The 0.0357% Dom you see is RAY's market cap dominance compared to the total cap of 2.61T USD of the entire crypto market, it's not related to the number of RAY tokens released.

[kai]

See the screenshot above if Raydium has released all its coins on the market or not?
As an additional reference, I took the circulation, maximum, and total supply information of Raydium from the Binance App below:
So what do you think of Raydium Tokens All Released in the Market?

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So, currently only about 52.39% of the total RAY has been unlocked.
The 0.0357% Dom you see is RAY's market cap dominance compared to the total cap of 2.61T USD of the entire crypto market, it's not related to the number of RAY tokens released.

Have you seen evidence of my screenshot in detail from the binance application?
There it is written:

555M Circulation Supply
555M Max Supply
555M Total Supply

Are all Raydium coins released in the market all 555M? Or not at all and only part of it?

Whereas in Coinmarketcap there are differences for Circulation Supply 290.81M. So, which one is it?  Binance or coinmarketcap?

[BlockSpin]

I had the same question, glad someone asked also.

[kai]

I had the same question, glad someone asked also.

What question do you mean by this Raydium from Solana chain?
Can you elaborate your question in detail so that other members can answer it in detail too.

Or are you hodler too of Raydium coin?

[yhiaali3]

Are all Raydium coins released in the market all 555M? Or not at all and only part of it?

Whereas in Coinmarketcap there are differences for Circulation Supply 290.81M. So, which one is it?  Binance or coinmarketcap?

No, not all Raydium Tokens All Released in the Market. The correct Circulation Supply is what is available on CoinMarket and also at https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/raydium
Circulating Supply=290,814,662

I searched the Raydium website documents and found the following:

The basic tokenomics for RAY are explained below:
555 million RAY hard cap.
The total RAY mining reserve consists of 34% of all tokens, or 188.7 million RAY.
12% of trading fees are used to buy back RAY.
Always double-check the RAY mint address before interacting!

https://docs.raydium.io/raydium/protocol/the-ray-token

As you can see, the total RAY mining reserve represents 34% of all tokens, or 188.7 million RAY. If we combine the reserve (188.7M) with the Circulating Supply (290.81M), in addition to the locked tokens, liquidity, and tokens owned by the team, we get a total supply of 555 million.

[MrSpasybo]

As you can see, the total RAY mining reserve represents 34% of all tokens, or 188.7 million RAY. If we combine the reserve (188.7M) with the Circulating Supply (290.81M), in addition to the locked tokens, liquidity, and tokens owned by the team, we get a total supply of 555 million.

Yeah, we can easily calculate RAY circulating supply from the tokenomics and trust the data on CoinMarketCap instead of getting confused by Binance. Binance often has some errors related to token details, they just list them so users can participate in new trading pairs and bring them more transaction fees.

Raydium is the leading DEX in the Solana ecosystem, and the opportunity for it to grow is still huge if DeFi on Solana explodes again with the return of LSD & LRD. Besides SOL, RAY is probably the most well-known token and attracts the attention of investors in the Solana ecosystem.

[kai]

Are all Raydium coins released in the market all 555M? Or not at all and only part of it?

Whereas in Coinmarketcap there are differences for Circulation Supply 290.81M. So, which one is it?  Binance or coinmarketcap?

No, not all Raydium Tokens All Released in the Market. The correct Circulation Supply is what is available on CoinMarket and also at https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/raydium
Circulating Supply=290,814,662

This answer that I have been waiting for because the commitment between the binance and coinmarketcap applications is a little different and in cogecko is also different so that you and I can conclude the correct data is the $RAYDIUM token data taken from Coingecko.
Until this moment I have no doubt to choose $RAYDIUM token to be invested because there is still a remaining token supply that has not yet come out, I must avoid $RAYDIUM for now. I think I have come out all the $RAYDIUM tokens so I want to buy just a little for Hodler's assets.

I searched the Raydium website documents and found the following:

The basic tokenomics for RAY are explained below:
555 million RAY hard cap.
The total RAY mining reserve consists of 34% of all tokens, or 188.7 million RAY.
12% of trading fees are used to buy back RAY.
Always double-check the RAY mint address before interacting!

https://docs.raydium.io/raydium/protocol/the-ray-token

As you can see, the total RAY mining reserve represents 34% of all tokens, or 188.7 million RAY. If we combine the reserve (188.7M) with the Circulating Supply (290.81M), in addition to the locked tokens, liquidity, and tokens owned by the team, we get a total supply of 555 million.

This is very detailed and this I must learn it so that it is not wrong for investing in Token $RAYDIUM.
Basically I want to be a Hodler Token $RAYDIUM with a note that all Raydium tokens have been released to the market, but the reality is that there are still many $RAYDIUM tokens that are still in the core team or others that have not been issued to the market.

[yhiaali3]

This is very detailed and this I must learn it so that it is not wrong for investing in Token $RAYDIUM.
Basically I want to be a Hodler Token $RAYDIUM with a note that all Raydium tokens have been released to the market, but the reality is that there are still many $RAYDIUM tokens that are still in the core team or others that have not been issued to the market.

Yes, it's good and necessary to research all the details before investing in any coin. This will save you a lot of losses, especially if it's a long-term investment.

Yes, there are still many $RAYDIUM tokens in the core team or others that have yet to be released to the market, but I don't think it's in the team's best interest to release all of them, as this will lead to a drop in the token's value. If you want to invest in the token, I think you should wait for the right opportunity, as the token's price is currently slightly higher, around $2.

[kai]

This is very detailed and this I must learn it so that it is not wrong for investing in Token $RAYDIUM.
Basically I want to be a Hodler Token $RAYDIUM with a note that all Raydium tokens have been released to the market, but the reality is that there are still many $RAYDIUM tokens that are still in the core team or others that have not been issued to the market.

Yes, it's good and necessary to research all the details before investing in any coin. This will save you a lot of losses, especially if it's a long-term investment.

This basic thing is always noticed by our community before investing in cryptocurrency. Must be with detailed research to be safe. I think it's not only in digital business for this research because for real-world business must also use detailed research so as not to be deceived by business partners.

Yes, there are still many $RAYDIUM tokens in the core team or others that have yet to be released to the market, but I don't think it's in the team's best interest to release all of them, as this will lead to a drop in the token's value. If you want to invest in the token, I think you should wait for the right opportunity, as the token's price is currently slightly higher, around $2.

If you look at the current market that always has surprises from the fluctuating Bitcoin price, it can be more than 1,000 dollars in 1 hour, maybe to buy the $RAYDIUM token, it is suitable at a price of 1 dollar.
I have to play it safe so that there is no more dump when buying the $RAYDIUM token because as far as I know the $RAYDIUM token also depends on the Solana coin, if the community uses a lot of Solana coins, the price of the $RAYDIUM token will also increase.

[yhiaali3]

If you look at the current market that always has surprises from the fluctuating Bitcoin price, it can be more than 1,000 dollars in 1 hour, maybe to buy the $RAYDIUM token, it is suitable at a price of 1 dollar.
I have to play it safe so that there is no more dump when buying the $RAYDIUM token because as far as I know the $RAYDIUM token also depends on the Solana coin, if the community uses a lot of Solana coins, the price of the $RAYDIUM token will also increase.

For me, it would be appropriate to buy $RAYDIUM tokens at $1-1.50, because according to the chart, the last time the price dropped to $1 was over a year ago. If the price rises to the previous high of around $8, it would be a good profit.

Regarding Solana, yes, the more Solana tokens the community uses, the higher the price of $RAYDIUM token will be. These fees, which the platform receives from Solana, will be used to buy back the token, which will drive up the price:

12% of trading fees are used to buy back RAY.

[kai]

If you look at the current market that always has surprises from the fluctuating Bitcoin price, it can be more than 1,000 dollars in 1 hour, maybe to buy the $RAYDIUM token, it is suitable at a price of 1 dollar.
I have to play it safe so that there is no more dump when buying the $RAYDIUM token because as far as I know the $RAYDIUM token also depends on the Solana coin, if the community uses a lot of Solana coins, the price of the $RAYDIUM token will also increase.

For me, it would be appropriate to buy $RAYDIUM tokens at $1-1.50, because according to the chart, the last time the price dropped to $1 was over a year ago. If the price rises to the previous high of around $8, it would be a good profit.

It also makes sense to me if we wait for the price of the $RAYDIUM token at 1 dollar because if it goes up as you said to 8 dollars then the profit is around 700%.
If our initial capital is to buy $RAYDIUM with an estimated 10,000 dollars, then the profit that can be taken is around 80,000 dollars and this includes the initial capital. This calculation is very easy to calculate but in reality we don't know whether $RAYDIUM will drop to 1 dollar and go up again to 8 dollars.

Regarding Solana, yes, the more Solana tokens the community uses, the higher the price of $RAYDIUM token will be. These fees, which the platform receives from Solana, will be used to buy back the token, which will drive up the price:

12% of trading fees are used to buy back RAY.

It is also high for the trading fee of around 12% for the $RAYDIUM token buyback, I think the core team of $RAYDIUM wants the $RAYDIUM token not to Dump and must have solid utility so that the $RAYDIUM token is in high demand by the community on the Solana blockchain.

[yhiaali3]

This calculation is very easy to calculate but in reality we don't know whether $RAYDIUM will drop to 1 dollar and go up again to 8 dollars.

Yes, that's absolutely true. The calculation is very easy, but no one knows whether the price will rise or fall because, ultimately, this is a volatile market, and no one can accurately predict the token's trajectory. Therefore, this is not investment advice.

In my opinion, in such a situation, if you have made the decision and want to invest in RAYDIUM, the best thing to do is not to buy all of your capital at once. Instead, you can follow the DCA strategy, where you buy with a portion of your capital at each dip between $1 and $1.5. I believe you will achieve a good average price in the end.

[kai]

This calculation is very easy to calculate but in reality we don't know whether $RAYDIUM will drop to 1 dollar and go up again to 8 dollars.

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In my opinion, in such a situation, if you have made the decision and want to invest in RAYDIUM, the best thing to do is not to buy all of your capital at once. Instead, you can follow the DCA strategy, where you buy with a portion of your capital at each dip between $1 and $1.5. I believe you will achieve a good average price in the end.

Many people suggest a coin purchase system with the DCA system on this altcoinstalks forum, it seems like it is also the right choice to invest in $RAYDIUM.
It must be with mature thinking and wisdom to invest in $RAYDIUM because as far as I know, altcoins always have drama and this makes us confused whether they are sure they will go up or not.
But as far as I know, $RAYDIUM is the main DEX market for Solana coins which of course will always be fully needed by Solana coins to continue rotating their coins in trading with tokens on the Solana blockchain.

[joniboini]

It must be with mature thinking and wisdom to invest in $RAYDIUM because as far as I know, altcoins always have drama and this makes us confused whether they are sure they will go up or not.

It applies to any altcoin tbh. Which is why DCA is usually preferred if you want to invest in something, because it will make the risk more manageable. You also need to monitor the market regularly, regardless of what investment method you choose, because altcoins can die much faster compared to other coins like BTC. If that's not your suitable for your risk profile, I'd suggest focusing on BTC or other coins instead.