Topic: DOES LIMITED SUPPLY OF A COIN MEANS GREAT RISE FOR SUCH A COIN (Read 293 times)

of course coins that have the amount of 1m will rise in price if the coin is good in terms of features and usability.

it always depends on how good the project is. But it is sure that the low supply tokens have more room to rise more. It is not a guarantee that a low supply token will rise if the project is not good.

no it doesn't. That is something that investors get wrong, just because the price is low/high due to limited supply (high if supply is low, low when supply is high) doesn't mean that the coin can appreciate faster than others. The price per coin doesn't matter at all, if you have 100 coins trading at 10$ per coin, the total value of that coin is 1,000$ (100 x 10), if you have 10000 coins trading at 0.10$ (cents) each, the total value of that coin is still 1,000$ (10000 x 0.1) - so as you can see, the price doesn't matter. The total value in both cases is the same, whether the coins will appreciate in value depends on the demand the coin has, the supply is completely irrelevant.

The value of cryptocurrencies are determined by their supply and demand so yes a cryptocurrencies with limited or fixed supply has a higher chance increasing its price but it is not as simple as that, to be able to make that happen that coin should have a support from huge community of people or investors because the community is a crucial indicator of a cryptocurrency’s potential and must have its own purpose and uniqueness and not just a clone from other existing cryptocurrencies.

It is same to real world. Giving example: You wanna buy water, and you are in middle of desert. Water price would be so much higher than city. Why? There are nearly no water in desert, its very hard to find.
Limited supply or less supply makes prices higher. But isn't rise always. Development is the most important aspect of a coin.

increase in demand over a limited supply varies the price o a product,
so yes it can be a great opportunity to the coin.

At some point yes, that's the main reason why some cryptocurrencies burn their coins to drive the price up. Lower supply means higher price PER piece of the token. Take for example XRP, It's currently sitting at number 4, with a supply of more or less 38 billion coins, priced at .21 USD - total market cap of ~8 Billion USD. If the coin supply was lowered to let's say 1 billion coins, the ration of the price for each piece would be increased to a staggering 8 USD/ piece (1 billion coins x 8 USD/ coin = 8 billion USD market cap). But don't be so sure in here, as the price per token would only go up IF current price ratio was maintained (market cap still at 8 billion USD), if the market cap goes down below the initial ratio, the price would go down as well.

With that being said, we can conclude that it's a no brainer to pick coins that are less than a dollar and has approx. around 20 Million or less coins as the room for exponential growth is just around the corner. One coin that I see falling under this category is Deep Onion. It's currently sitting at .65 USD and has an overall supply of ~18 million pieces. It actually has risen to 4USD in the past, showing how strong this coins is, and would certainly go higher once market adoption and more features are implemented. They recently released a new feature in their wallet called DeepVault, updated their website, a new roadmap and a growing community here in BCT. Hopefully you can check this coin out and realize its potential.

Limited supply ist good, but this not make the coin price, because the cryptocoins have very big decimal divide.
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This plays a factor for it going up but it really depends on the coin.

Of course, it is based on supply and demand, If the coin unlimited, the developers will dump the coin by themselves. If the coin is limited like bitcoin, the price will increase slowly as the holders grow. Bitcoin is only 21 m. If bitcoin unlimited the price will not be 7500 usd today because there are many people hold a lot of BTC. Now BTC holders are limited. It is not easy to get 1 BTC today.

I was holding some limited supply coins or tokens may be less tha 1.5 million total suppply and some are circulating supply even I dint find any profit on this coins till date. I am waiting for some good day for pumpers start pump this coin to sell my holdings.

It is really depending on the coin, if the coin has a good project and vision for the future then it will be easier for the coin to go up and rise a lot if its limited supply but even though it has a lot of supply but still have a good project and vision then the rise will not become a problem. It is not always about the external view of the coin because you need to dig deeper and see the real essence of that coin.

Very helpful and eye opener too

Price is driven by demand and supply, an excess of demand over supply will cause the price to increase and therefore having a smaller or limited supply means a coin has a greater chance of rising more so than one with a large supply.

I have been into the crypto world for many months now and I have seen that coins with less circulation supply moves higher so I will like to know if a coin that is 1million in circulation with good development team and is already on exchangers and on coinmarketcap has the tendency of rising to a high value or not.