Definition ∞ Digital Asset Supply represents the total quantity of a specific digital asset available in circulation or potentially available. This includes concepts such as circulating supply, total supply, and maximum supply, each reflecting different aspects of an asset’s issuance schedule. It is a fundamental metric for assessing scarcity and value.
Context ∞ Understanding digital asset supply dynamics is vital for evaluating an asset’s economic model and its potential for long-term value appreciation. Changes in supply mechanisms, such as halving events or token burns, frequently generate substantial market discussion and news coverage.