Their total supply figure shows 98.21M when it should be 201.99M. Does anyone have time to submit a request for an edit? I’ve taken a look and there is a spreadsheet that needs completing. In terms of supporting evidence, I think links to any of our block explorers would suffice as our supply is so easy to calculate (block height x 60).
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They also recently deleted the tradeogre grin/btc market from their list of markets. Grin/usdt is still showing, but no grin/btc market listed for at least a month now.
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I never look at CMC. But I do check PoW Rankings - Top 100 PoW Cryptocurrencies - F2Pool to see how Grins ranks amongst
all PoW coins in terms of daily dollars produced.
And that one also thinks the supply is only 98M.
I sent them an email enquiry about the discrepancy.
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Coingecko is more reliable and shows correct info now.
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CMC is a paid listing platform. They already ignored many requests from us.
I noticed that the price of grin has skyrocketed, surpassing beam（It used to be lower than the beam for a long time.）. Is there any insider news?
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Grin is experiencing a dose of common sense investing. Weigh Grin’s downside price vs it’s upside potential, and the outcome was obvious, especially in retrospect, heh.
1.) Grin was oversold, was sitting on a BTC treasury worth 2x it’s market cap.
2.) Monero, the leading privacy coin, nearing ATH. Grin is privacy related, which benefited.
3.) Grin’s 5-year old ASIC has maintained in the top 10 most profitable of all existings ASICs since release for 5 consecutive years. That alone is astounding, perhaps unprecedented, and will command notice from large scale miners and from all ASIC manufacturers. Why buy a 12,000W Bitcoin ASIC that will be obsolete in a year thanks to a perma-mooning network hashrate, to mine a coin that only has 5% of it’s unmined supply remaining, that will inevitably reduce to a zero issuance block reward?
Time is on Grin’s side since it doesn’t have any block reward havenings, plus it’s a private chain that scales at ultra high efficiency via cut-through, so no monkey jpg storage here, the minimal code serves purely for anonymous peer-to-peer cash payments. It’s 1 Grin/second forever, this achieves superb/maximum PoW security, if one is concerned for the long-term viability of the chain. Grin’s 5-year old ASIC, now the 2nd most profitable ASIC of all existing ASICs available (rank 1 incoming?).
4.) Even though Grin was supported with a supply of new ASICs direct from iPollo up until a few months ago (now sold out), it’s the most profitable coin to mine for GPUs because of its energy efficient algo.
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there is why keep BTC treasury,never change into grin.@sixajdb
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I guess someone realizes $GRIN is a gem (time-based monetary policy, privacy, simplicity), once it can ‘live’ for more than 5 years, it won’t be dead 
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This website is very useful, will be nice to have same functionality at Telegram bot, for example.
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Good idea, we’ll take that with us
I just submitted a request to CMC to update this. Very minor in the grand scheme of things but every little helps.
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thank you for your request.
I need to tell this guy that total supply is always the same as circulating supply and there isn’t a top 20 list of addresses 
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Instead of those adresses send him the no list:
-No this, no that · mimblewimble/docs Wiki · GitHub
Do mention that Grin has no adresses, people are lazy in reading.
i believe it’s AI’s response 