Topic: Is the number of tokens limited or not? - page 12. (Read 2677 times)
Every project has their own maximum total supply of coin, and every project of them has a token budget, they limit everything but it doesn't mean your investment will be put on limit too, they are just making sure that every token will go somewhere else for it to become more known and be used by everybody like for bounty hunters, for investors, staff of that project and airdrop joiners..
Most ICOs have a limited number of tokens that they had created because it is mandatory to know the exact supply of the ICO tokens or altcoins to know which price is suitable for that amount of tokens. It is also important to know the circulating supply of an altcoin in crypto exchanges to know the exact volume of bitcoins in that coin a day.
A token issued by an ico project will set a certain number of tokens. It depends on how the project team operates
I think yes, indeed the number of tokens is limited and all that information can be seen in the white book section. because the number of tokens is always distributed as a percentage for the project's ivenstor and project team. usually the token will be distribution after the end of the ICO.
All information on the distribution of the number of tokens in percent should be on the official website. Also you can search this information on the road map
The number of tokens is limited since they are created. If they want to increase the number they have to create new contract
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?
Usually after the ico project is completed the token will be distributed within a week or even one for up to a month or more it all depends on the bounty manager of the ico project, and sometimes the sharing is also gradual because usually the one is for the investors first and after a few weeks in the new share for campaign participants.
For the airdrop and bounties I joined, the token is always limited. The project will tell people clearly how many tokens in total, and how much percentage will be allocated for airdrop and bounties. That way you can calculate roughly how much you can make from a certain campaign.
Yes, the number of tokens is always limited! The more bids you earn for the campaign, the more your share will be 
usually they immediately tell how many tokens will be paid! At the end of the campaign bounty, the token is assigned a price and is distributed according to the rates
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?
There is an unsold token left in the sale of ICO, the token will be burned. Yes, there are restrictions on token sales or bounty programs, and then most bounty programs for token distribution after ICO is complete. As long as I follow a bounty campaign, token distribution is no more than a month.
Every project has a limited token - what is described clearly in their onepage. If ICO can't sell all token, they will burn the left tokens. The quantity of token will affect the price of token also.
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?
The ICO command itself selects how many tokens will be released. In this respect, there are no restrictions. However, by deciding on the number of tokens produced and implementing this project, the team can no longer issue them. In this respect, the number of tokens within the chosen number becomes limited. Unsold tokens resulting from ICO are usually burned. Also, up to half of the released tokens are burned after the ICO in order to increase the cost of the released tokens.
Of course token tokens are restricted, if unlimited will cause a very large dump, usually token is distributed after ICO is end.
Usually developers write on their site, especially in white paper, they will in the future release tokens or not. You just need to look more closely. 
Nobody has unlimited amount of anything, even if this something is digital, especially if this digital something is part of market, so of course it is not
I think is limited, if not, it may be a project will be destroyed, and all projects have a way of its own to select
Of course, the number of tokens is a limited supply depending on their agreed number of tokens need for circulation and then depending on the raise capital, the number of tokens will greatly depend on it. Tokens will be distributed based on their contract address distributed via MEW., thats how it works.
Are you planning to have an ICO of your project? If yes, its okay but it must be a good formulation of developers, advisors, and a great plan. As i would say, many are raising their ICO this time, but a lack of support, and then they just leave when they raised the capital, and then gone. This is not good.
Anyway, before starting any project a smart contract will be created as a basis for tokens.
Are you planning to have an ICO of your project? If yes, its okay but it must be a good formulation of developers, advisors, and a great plan. As i would say, many are raising their ICO this time, but a lack of support, and then they just leave when they raised the capital, and then gone. This is not good.
Anyway, before starting any project a smart contract will be created as a basis for tokens.
There is always a limit on the amount of tokens. Much of the tokens goes for sale, and a small portion is allocated to reward campaigns.
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 depends on the project, many projects set a limited amount of coins that they're going to create, and the reason for this is that this makes the investors more at ease, after all very few people will want to invest in a coin that can create an unlimited amount of tokens because that means that as time passes the tokens are going to get less and less valuable.Jump to: