Creditcoin

Creditcoin is a layer-1 blockchain built to record and verify real-world credit transactions on a public ledger, targeting lenders, borrowers, and developers who need a transparent credit history that is not controlled by any single institution. The token tracked here, CTC (also referred to as G-CRE), is an Ethereum-bridged version of the native Creditcoin token, designed specifically as a vesting token and used on centralized exchanges. It allows Ethereum users to interact with the broader Creditcoin ecosystem, which supports decentralized lending, real-world asset tokenization, and decentralized physical infrastructure networks.

Creditcoin operates as an EVM-compatible layer-1 blockchain using a Proof of Stake consensus mechanism, meaning validators stake tokens to participate in producing and confirming blocks, with a block time recorded as effectively zero minutes in the data stored here. The CTC token that trades on centralized exchanges is a bridged representation on Ethereum, so holders can move value between the Ethereum network and the native Creditcoin chain. Inside the native system, the token is used for staking, transaction fees, and governance of the protocol.

The data stored for Creditcoin does not include a recorded fee stream, so there are no fee-source, fee-recipient, or protocol-revenue figures available on this page. This means that fee-based valuation measures common on this site cannot be calculated or compared for this asset. What is recorded is a circulating supply of 549,564,264 CTC, representing 91.59 percent of the supply issued to date, with approximately 9.18 percent of supply still pending release, giving a fully diluted value to market-cap ratio of 1.09 at the current point in time.