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What Is a “Rebase Token”?

A cryptocurrency that adjusts its supply to control price while your share of the total value remains constant.
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What Is a “Rebase Token”?

A rebase token is a type of cryptocurrency that adjusts its circulating supply automatically. This adjustment, called a "rebase," is done to control the token's price without affecting the value of a holder's stake.

The total value of your holdings remains the same, even though the number of tokens in your wallet changes. These tokens are often used in decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols.

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