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# GetAssetSupply

The GetAssetSupply method serves to determine both the total supply and circulating supply of an asset. The total supply is obtained from the asset descriptor, while the circulating supply is derived by subtracting the available supply in the asset owner's wallet from the total supply.

```typescript
var Response = Circular.GetAssetSupply(Blockchain, AssetName);
```

The parameters for this function include the blockchain where the asset is registered and the asset's name. \
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Upon successful execution of the request, the response should follow this format:

```javascript
Response = { 
            "Total" : [total supply],  
            "Circulating" : [Circulating] 
            }
```

Here are the explanations for each field:

## **Total:** 

The available supply for the specific asset is the total supply.

## **Circulating:** 

The circulating supply of the required asset is calculated as the difference between the total supply and the amount held in the asset owner's wallet.


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