Incentiv (CENT) price

Incentiv (CENT) is a token on the Ethereum network. The data available to us includes no project description, website or GitHub repository, so there is little that can be reliably said about its purpose, product or team. It was listed on CoinMarketCap on 12 October 2026; that is a listing date, not necessarily the launch of the project.

How the token is used cannot be determined from the open data: it is unclear whether it serves for fees, staking, governance or payment for services. As an Ethereum token it lives on that blockchain and relies on Ethereum's security, but it has no consensus mechanism or network of its own. Before drawing conclusions about CENT's role, it makes sense to find the project's official documentation and check the token contract in a block explorer.

The supply is capped: maximum supply is 100 billion CENT, and total supply equals that figure. Circulating supply is about 9.8 billion tokens, roughly 9.8% of the maximum. The remaining ≈90 billion are not yet in circulation, and the schedule for their issuance or unlocking is not stated in the data. For a holder this means that as more tokens reach the market, the share already circulating can be diluted, even though the supply is formally limited.

What to watch and the risks. First, transparency: the data lists no website or repository for the project, so it is worth checking independently whether they exist, who is behind the token and whether the contract has been audited. Second, the unlock schedule: with such a small share in circulation, future token releases could noticeably affect the available supply. Third, a fresh listing: recently listed tokens usually have little trading history and thin liquidity, and the price can swing sharply. This page is for reference only and is not investment advice.