Topic: Is the number of tokens limited or not? - page 13. (Read 2677 times)
yes, have limited, distribution of token usually after ICO ended and the ICO will transfer tke token to your wallet ETH addreess
of course the amount of tokens is limited. In some projects there's a lot of tokens, but some of them have really small amount of tokens. I depends on project that you in to
Yes, of course they are limited. Nobody have unlimited amount of something, even in Internet. So after the end of ICO tokens may be distributed. Usually this information is in conditions of the projects
Many projects (if I'm not mistaken) allocate a certain percentage of the tokens sold for the bounty campaign (each project has a different one)! There are also projects that allocate a fixed number of tokens. It is always written in the conditions of a specific project!
I can say that sometimes but mostly usually information about amount of tokens is in definition of project and they will be distributed when ICO will be ended I guess
I just wanna say that this is kinda of strange question, because always, but may be not always, anyway, mostly you can find answers in conditions of project
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?
Number of tokens are always limited, they declare the total supply and ETH value of a token for the ICO. If you're asking for bounty distribution, then it's distributed according to the stakes calculated and generally 30 days after ICO finishes.
Yes, the number of tokens is limited. This information can be found in whitepaper. Tokens are always distributed as a percentage for investors, team, project development, sometimes for Bounty and other. Distribution occurs after the end of ICO
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.
Of course, the number of subscribers will be limited by the number of subscribers, the amount of unsold coin will be burned only the amount of coin circulation is the advantage of blockchain, everything is transparent, not editable.
At the planning stage of the ICO, the company's specialists plan to release the number of tokens based on the planned amount of funds raised.
Usually, the release tokens of each project will be limited. They always give out a specific Token Number so that they can be divided into different parts for different purposes such as 60% Token for sale to investors, 20% for Team, 15% for advisors, 5% for bounty. And usually, the bounty will pay the reward after the end of the Token sale for at least 2 weeks.
usually the number of tokens will be limited, as indicated in the team's whitepaper and the blockchain design itself. details on distribution can be found from the team's telegram, site or other communication channels.
Every company has a set supply and their ICO price is also set. A company cannot make more tokens than it has set. All these details are listed on the portal.
But as seen in most cases, not every company is able to sell all of its tokens during pre ico and crowd sale. So, these companies either prefer to keep a percentage of them with them and block the supply, or they burn the remaining tokens so that the price doesn't get affected. It is very important for the price of a token to stay stable and not fall steeply. Hence, these steps are necessary.
For example, IOST'S total supply is 21,000,000,000 but circulating supply is only 6,794,109,922
But as seen in most cases, not every company is able to sell all of its tokens during pre ico and crowd sale. So, these companies either prefer to keep a percentage of them with them and block the supply, or they burn the remaining tokens so that the price doesn't get affected. It is very important for the price of a token to stay stable and not fall steeply. Hence, these steps are necessary.
For example, IOST'S total supply is 21,000,000,000 but circulating supply is only 6,794,109,922
Usually in the announcement of the ICO project you can find out how much tokens there will be, how much they give to bounty participants and then understand how much u can get.
Before joining the ico project, there will be smartcontract you can see the amount of tokens. There explaines that the number of tokens is limited.
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?
number of tokens limited? no Because there is only an amount that is given. An amount that the board already talk about so I think it is not limited.
When tokens distributed?
It is when the ICO starts every month there are many ICO open. So, we have many opportunities here.
how to distribute tokens??
It is when people buy it and the ICO allowed it in public.
Every company has a set supply and their ICO price is also set. A company cannot make more tokens than it has set. All these details are listed on the portal.
But as seen in most cases, not every company is able to sell all of its tokens during pre ico and crowd sale. So, these companies either prefer to keep a percentage of them with them and block the supply, or they burn the remaining tokens so that the price doesn't get affected. It is very important for the price of a token to stay stable and not fall steeply. Hence, these steps are necessary.
For example, IOST'S total supply is 21,000,000,000 but circulating supply is only 6,794,109,922
But as seen in most cases, not every company is able to sell all of its tokens during pre ico and crowd sale. So, these companies either prefer to keep a percentage of them with them and block the supply, or they burn the remaining tokens so that the price doesn't get affected. It is very important for the price of a token to stay stable and not fall steeply. Hence, these steps are necessary.
For example, IOST'S total supply is 21,000,000,000 but circulating supply is only 6,794,109,922
It is limited hence the market volume also it affects is price in someway because if many coins are circulating in exchanges then the price of it will be better.
Distribution and calculation of the tokens will depend on the bounty managers for bounty campaigns and the ICO managers for ICO participants. Usually it will be credited to your wallet within 2 weeks to a months.
Distribution and calculation of the tokens will depend on the bounty managers for bounty campaigns and the ICO managers for ICO participants. Usually it will be credited to your wallet within 2 weeks to a months.
The number is token is limited. When you seek the ICO to join, please read the whitepaper, the total supply token is display.
Btw, some reason as aim's increasing the price, the token owners burn the coin, the supply may be decrease but not much
Btw, some reason as aim's increasing the price, the token owners burn the coin, the supply may be decrease but not much
Depending on how they will handle the project, the developer should release the token supply and the Campaign manager will distribute the token to the hunter. wait a moment I am a little confused on your question? you can ellaborate it.
If the number of tokens stored is unlimited then the coin has no reason to increase the value, it will be zero from start to finish. Tokens are distributed on a limited number of quarterly basis, depending on the ICO developers how much difference they maintain between each quarter to maintain the value and demand of coins
If the number of tokens stored is unlimited then the coin has no reason to increase the value, it will be zero from start to finish. Tokens are distributed on a limited number of quarterly basis, depending on the ICO developers how much difference they maintain between each quarter to maintain the value and demand of coins
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