$RLAY supply and contract

What a fixed supply does and does not mean

A fixed total supply means no further tokens can be minted by the contract. It says nothing about how the existing supply is distributed, how much of it is liquid, or what it is worth. A token can have an immutable supply and still sit almost entirely in a handful of wallets.

Distribution is the question worth asking, and it is answered by reading the chain rather than by reading this page.

The contract address is the only identifier that matters

Names and symbols are not unique on any chain. Anyone can deploy a token called RLAY with an identical logo. The contract address is the only thing distinguishing this token from an imitation of it.

Verify it against the block explorer before transacting, and prefer the address published here over one pasted into a chat.

Reading balances with decimals

Decimals determine how a raw onchain balance is displayed. A balance is stored as an integer, and the decimals value tells a wallet where to place the point.

This matters when reading raw explorer output rather than a wallet interface: the same holding can look wildly different depending on whether the decimals have been applied.

What this page cannot tell you

It cannot tell you whether the price is reasonable, whether liquidity is deep enough to exit, or who holds the largest balances. Those change continuously and are better read from a chart and an explorer than from a page generated once.