Quote from: strongman75 on Today at 10:53:14 AM

Please go into specific examples so that someone can help me understand fastest.

Why one coin can run on many different explorers platform. The specific example here is the BNB coin.

As far as I can see here, BNB currently has 2 different explorers validators, etherscan and bnbscan.

https://etherscan.io/token/0xB8c77482e45F1F44dE1745F52C74426C631bDD52
https://bscscan.com/token/0xbb4CdB9CBd36B01bD1cBaEBF2De08d9173bc095c

BNB that available on etherscan was an old BNB token. This is still exist as there are still people who have not yet bridged their assets into the BSC or native binance blockchain. There's why are two assets of BNB built in ether and bnb

Quote from: strongman75 on Today at 10:53:14 AM

So how to understand this problem?

How is the total supply of BNB fixed when two different validators will have different total coin issuances. For example, currently BNB has a total supply of 160,000,000 BNB, how much is etherscan issuing and how much is bnbscan issuing and how is it related?

Maybe my interpretation is not right to help you fully understand, but I hope you can read it and give me a reasonable explanation or have an article about this to help me understand.

Thank you!

It's still having fixed supply as BNB in ethereum were still counted in the total supply of BNB that already issued in the market.

BNB eth + BNB BSC + BNB native chain