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How Does a “Hard Cap” Limit Influence Token Supply?

A hard cap is the maximum amount of money a project is willing to accept during its fundraising phase. Once this limit is reached, the sale stops.

Crucially, the hard cap indirectly determines the initial circulating supply, as the number of tokens sold to reach that cap is fixed. It also signals a commitment to a controlled initial distribution and prevents excessive centralization of funds.

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