Creditcoin

Creditcoin is a layer-1 blockchain built for real-world financial applications, with CTC being the Ethereum-bridged version of its native token, sometimes referred to as G-CRE. The project targets developers and lenders who want to record and verify credit transactions on-chain, covering use cases such as decentralised lending, real-world asset tokenisation, and decentralised physical infrastructure networks. The bridged token allows Ethereum users to interact with the Creditcoin ecosystem without leaving the Ethereum environment.

The underlying Creditcoin network is an EVM-compatible layer-1 blockchain that uses Proof of Stake consensus, meaning validators stake tokens to participate in block production and network security. The CTC token listed on centralised exchanges is a bridged representation of the native token, designed as a vesting token, and it can be moved between the Ethereum network and the native Creditcoin chain. Block time is recorded as zero minutes in the stored data, which likely reflects a data gap rather than the actual network cadence.

The stored data does not include a fee revenue stream for Creditcoin, so no figures exist on this site for protocol fees collected, who pays them, or who receives them. What the data does show is that approximately 91.59 percent of supply has already been issued on a point-in-time basis, with roughly 9.18 percent of supply still pending issuance, creating a dilution overhang of the same magnitude. The ratio of fully diluted value to market cap stands at 1.09 point-in-time, meaning the fully diluted valuation is modestly above the current circulating market cap of approximately 62.7 million US dollars. Because no maximum supply is recorded, the long-run supply ceiling is not defined in the data available here.