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Binance has capped the BNB supply at 200 million tokens/coins. During the initial coin offering (ICO), 100 million Binance tokens were released to the public, while 20 million were allocated to angel investors and 80 million to the founding team- the current total supply is lower. Binance uses one-fifth of its profits to repurchase and permanently destroy, or "burn," the Binance coins held in its treasury. This act has frequently been performed every quarter, and it will continue to do so until it buys back and destroys 100 million Binance coins, 50% of the total supply.
Despite their philosophical differences, Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin have various technical similarities. Bedsides using the same consensus mechanism, they both have capped their supply at 21 million. Having limited supply would have an impact on its value.
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Mining Process
To mine Binance Coin using the Binance Pool, you have to log in to the official Binance Pool website and change to ETH in the upper right corner. On the Dashboard and Miner Management page, one can check its earnings and miner status. One can also use the Binance Pool App. Although it is possible to mine Binance Coin on a computer, it's advised to use an ASIC mining setup.
The mining process of Bitcoin Cash is very similar to Bitcoin. During the early days of Bitcoin mining, not many computers were able to mine, and it was not also possible to mine with normal laptops and desktops using the available CPU power. In the later years, people realised they could use their graphics cards (GPUs), which were more powerful than CPUs. Thus, they began to develop mining software. As time went by, more development occurred in the mining community, the miners began using Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and dedicated computing rigs, ASICs (Application Specific Integrated Circuits), to maximise the mining performance and efficiency. This is the case for BCH and has resulted in an astronomical hash power for the network.
