Topic: Is the number of tokens limited or not? (Read 2677 times)
The number of tokens is limited and is not subject to additional creation. In the case of fundraising ahead of time or their lack, the ICO can be closed, and the tokens remaining on the blockchain are destroyed at the decision of the project administration.
there are so many tokens that apply like that, they burn all unsold tokens and circulating tokens are very limited, it will make the price of the tokens become very expensive because it will certainly be difficult to get the token.
If the marker appeared on coinmarketcap, you can see how many tokens were released, and how many in circulation, as well you can see the daily sales volumes of this token.
I think number of tokens are limited , I participated in ICO phase of binex.trade...there were 21 million next tokens.
An ICO project issues a token to raise capital, so the question is is the number of tokens limited? When and how to distribute tokens?
In my own opinion, it is really important to the projects to have the number of tokens or it must be limited so that , the investors and traders can determine whether that coins/tokens is suitable for the price issued by the ICO management. Usually, the distribution of tokens may occur once the ICO is over or concluded, so that the management team can secure the safety of investors.
I guess, yes. You can not earn more than specified in the conditions. I advise you to read the terms of the project, as a rule, all information is listed.
The number of token is limited but this is due to ungrow token sales which affect the softcap of the project. But ternion is the best project with good tokens https://ternion.io/?utm_source=bitcointalk&utm_newbie=bounty
when the token is made there, it has been determined on a particular supply that is the rule of the smart contract, and the distribution of tokens is carried out by the developer team on the user, whether investor, bounty hunter or airdrop hunter. and if the token is considered successful and they want to develop this amount of supply, they do hard fork for this token
The number of tokens is limited, one part of the token is divided by the development team and the rest is sold to the buyers. If the number of tokens is not sold out, the rest will be burned.
Yes, the number of tokens is limited. Tokens are sold at a certain number of crowsale intervals for a certain period of time. If the tokens are not sold out, they usually burn out the remaining tokens.
Token Selling Structures in ICO Projects, Capped First-Come First-Served: A fixed token is sold at a fixed price on a Capped First-Come First-Served basis until all Both tokens are sold out. This is the most common structure used in Token sales so far. A number of pre-sale projects (Presale) discounted for a limited time period to encourage early participation. However, in the current situation, this is not necessary for most projects as it may aggravate early sales due to fear of omissions (FOMO) on sales of Token. most expectations. The second structure is an unrestricted number of Token (Uncap), an unlimited number of tokens are sold at a fixed price for a long time, everyone can buy as many Tokens as possible. There is no limit on the amount of money raised. Insiders are allocated a fixed percentage of the total Token Supply.
it will depend on how they will handle the project, the developer will release the supply of the token and Campaign managers will distribute that token to bounty hunters. All token supply in ico project limited, usually, dev can publish it in the whitepaper about total supply. If the token is not sold out, they can burn it.
tokens have supply limits and their total supply and we can see this on the roadmap or whitepaper in the ICO. This relates to investors in assessing the token whether there will be a good circulation in the market after distribution and how the token operates in the market and real life
of course, the number of tokens is limited. Part of the tokens goes for sale on the ICO, and a small part as a reward. if the token isn't sold, they usually burned it.
A number of fixed tokens are sold at fixed prices on a first come, first served basis until all of the tokens are sold out. Insiders will be allocated a fixed percentage of the total token supply. Some presale projects will drop in price over a period of time to encourage early participation. This is the most common structure used in selling tokens ever. If they don't sell all of it, they will burn the remaining tokens, the token price will increase.
For Facebook, Twitter, telegram and medium tokens were limited and it not encouraging compare to signature where they were getting bunches of tokens
An ICO project issues a token to raise capital, so the question is is the number of tokens limited? When and how to distribute tokens?
It is limited of course, it depends on the raise capital equivalent to the number of tokens purchased, and thats the number of tokens to be circulated in the market., it is prohibited to issue tokens beyond the number of tokens mentioned in the smart contract.
The number of tokens is limited, but not all tokens are so. Some tokens that provide services can be infinitely added, such as ETH!
Almost all all the projects limiting their coins availabilty at some point but if they want they can increase that too in future but I don't think any dev will increase the availability so it is limited if that is mentioned in their whitepaper.
Each ICO has a particular tokens allocated which been distributed after the ICO and at times management can rules and regulation.
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