Token Supply

LEV7 publishes its own supply figures, computed from chain state, at stable public endpoints. This page states the same definitions and the same numbers in prose, so a human reviewer and a crawler see one story.

The headline fact, because it is the one a reviewer will question: the tokens inside the Uniswap v4 pool are circulating supply. They are on the open market and anyone can buy them at the prevailing price. The LP lock makes the liquidity position permanently unwithdrawable by its owner — it does not restrict buyers in any way. Reading the pool as a treasury or locked allocation would understate LEV7's circulating supply by roughly 30×.

The endpoints

Live figures, read from Robinhood Chain and cached for about a minute. The four scalar endpoints return one bare decimal number in whole tokens — no JSON wrapper, no quotes, no trailing newline — the exact format supply aggregators ingest. All figures are computed at a single block, so they always reconcile with each other.

The JSON document is the disclosure a listing reviewer needs: every figure, the block it was read at, the balance of every wallet in the arithmetic, and the definitions below, verbatim. The endpoints answer any origin (CORS *), need no key, and tolerate polling well beyond any aggregator's schedule.

The definitions

These are the canonical definitions — the API serves the same sentences under definitions in /api/supply, and a test holds this page and the API to the same wording.

Max supply. Max supply is the hard cap enforced by the token contract: exactly 1,000,000,000 LEV7 minted once at deployment, with no mint function to exceed it.

Total supply. Total supply is tokens minted minus tokens verifiably burned. LEV7 burns reduce totalSupply() on-chain, so this equals totalSupply() net of any balance parked at the conventional burn addresses.

Circulating (purchasable) supply. Circulating supply is everything a buyer can acquire: total supply minus the balances of the enumerated non-circulating addresses. Tokens held by the Uniswap v4 PoolManager for the LEV7 pool are included — they are on the open market and purchasable by anyone at the prevailing price; the LP lock prevents the liquidity owner from withdrawing them, it does not prevent anyone from buying them. The exclusion list is address-based and exhaustive; anything not listed circulates.

Locked supply. Locked supply is the complement: the sum of the enumerated non-circulating balances. It is currently zero — there are no team, investor, treasury or vesting allocations of LEV7.

The numbers

A snapshot as of block 51,489,053 on Robinhood Chain (August 31, 2026). The endpoints above are the live source; this table exists so the prose and the API can be compared at a glance.

The invariant, always: circulating + locked = total ≤ max.

Why circulating equals total

The entire 1,000,000,000 LEV7 supply was seeded into the Uniswap v4 pool at launch — the deploy script funds the liquidity ladder with the deployer's whole balance, and the deployer keeps nothing. There were no pre-sales, no team or investor allocations, no foundation reserve, and there are no vesting contracts or emission escrows holding LEV7. Every token is in exactly one of three places, and all three circulate:

• the pool — purchasable by anyone at the prevailing price;
• holder wallets — tokens people bought;
• the staking contract — tokens holders staked, withdrawable by them at will. User-owned and user-redeemable stakes are circulating supply under every major methodology.

Tokens leave the supply only by burning, and LEV7 burns are real burns: burn() reduces totalSupply() on-chain, so the total this site publishes and the total a block explorer computes agree by construction.

If a genuinely non-circulating allocation ever exists, it will be added to the exclusion list with its address and label, and every endpoint, the JSON document and this page will reflect it together.

Reproduce the figures yourself

Everything is derivable from public chain state at the block /api/supply names in asOfBlock:

1. Total supply — read totalSupply() on the LEV7 token contract, 0x361F30AB5293702C538EF744b3633F48850E851a, and subtract the balances of 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 and 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD (both zero today).
2. Locked supply — sum the balances of the addresses under nonCirculating in the JSON document. The list is empty, so the sum is 0.
3. Circulating supply — subtract locked from total.
4. Pool balance (transparency, not an exclusion) — read the LEV7 balanceOf the PoolManager, 0x8366a39CC670B4001A1121B8F6A443A643e40951.

Market capitalization follows directly: circulating supply × price. Because circulating equals total, LEV7's market cap and its fully-diluted valuation are the same number, which is also what chain-reading trackers such as DEX Screener and GeckoTerminal compute on their own.

See Smart Contracts for the full deployed-address list.