Tezos Calculators

No fixed cap is published for Tezos, which is why no maximum is shown on this page — we leave the figure out rather than invent a denominator. Circulating supply was 1.09 billion XTZ as of 31 July 2026. Without a cap, the number that matters is the net issuance rate: new supply minus anything burned, as a percentage per year.

Yes. Delegate your XTZ to a baker to keep it fully liquid at the lower rate, or stake it to that baker to earn roughly double. Running your own baker is possible but needs a meaningful bond and reliable uptime. Rewards run at roughly 3–5% delegating, roughly 8–11% staking, and adaptive issuance moves both, and the calculator on this page is prefilled with 9% so you can change it to whatever your validator or platform actually quotes. Delegation has no lock at all. Staked XTZ does: an unstake request becomes spendable after 4 cycles, on the order of eleven days, and staked funds — unlike delegated ones — can be slashed if your baker double-bakes or double-attests. Staking is native to the protocol here, so you are not relying on a third party's wrapper.

There are 6 on this page and they answer different questions. Start from what you are actually asking: what a past purchase would be worth now, what a position is worth today, where a leveraged position gets liquidated, or what regular buying would have produced. Each opens with the live XTZ price already filled in, and every calculation runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored.

Live from CoinGecko when you press the price button, with the XTZUSDT pair on Binance as a fallback if that request fails. The request happens in your browser and carries nothing about you; if both fail the calculator keeps working with whatever figure you type in.