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Topic: Is the number of tokens limited or not? - page 2. (Read 2677 times)
Surely, it is a very strict and important rule in crypto, we have some exceptions in current market (XRP, Tether etc.) and I always wonder how can they posses such high caps.
Every ICO had a token that's allocated for a particular project and with this I can say token is limited ,though during the ICO the token may increase if there is important reason for that.
in my opinion there are only a few tokens that have a limited type, because it depends on the founder if they make a smart contract that has a type of burn type token, the token will be limited.
Some tokens can be infinitely issued, which is related to the merchant who develops the coin. Most ICO projects will post the information about the token on the homepage!
ICOs because some are burning their unsold tokens to limit the supply circulation and in order to increase its market value but some also are increasing the number of its supply circulation.
yes, the number of tokens is limited, Usually in an ICO project, often the founders will split up crowdsale times. A crowdsale will correspond to the number of tokens that are sold to raise funds, but there will be more crowdsale if the tokens are not sold.
There are some token are limited and some unlimited, it depends on the company that created the token, but most companies create their token for the limited. It depends on the project roadmap. but most tokens are limited, If they want to increase the number they have to create a new contract.
The number is not limited at all and if it is I haven't heard of it but I think there should be a law guiding cryptocurrency which will be regulating token limitation.
It is usually limited by smart-contract, that's how nearly every crypto works if it is really decentralized, that's a very important condition.
I should say that almost every solid project states in the Whitepaper the amount of issued (minted) tokens. That is fair play of course.
But I can remember when project broke their statements and issued additional tokens. That certainly didn't reflect good at the token price and the image of the project.
The distribution of tokens must also be reviewed in the WP with the percentage of shares.
It is a common practice.
But I can remember when project broke their statements and issued additional tokens. That certainly didn't reflect good at the token price and the image of the project.
The distribution of tokens must also be reviewed in the WP with the percentage of shares.
It is a common practice.
Unsold tokens would be mostly burned but if not then its not really a good project at all.
the number of tokens is limited, Some project has many many tokens though and some have only a small amount of tokens. It depends on how they will handle the project, Read the whitepaper of the project so you can know about the distribution of each token.
The marker is not limited, it depends primarily on the developers of this project. They create a token, so the release of Token is something that can be done quickly.
The token limit depends on the commitment and future direction of the project, because the number of tokens created depends on the project. Projects often limit the number of tokens created to keep its value on the market, rather than creating continuous leads to losing value tokens and distrust of investors.
Decentralized token under smart contract is limited. They can't go unli, it won't help them to strengthen their project. I believed every token even the centralized like riple has a max supply. Imagine if one kind of coin has a unlimited supply, how going to have its value? Even the total supply of our fiat is limited.
The marker is not limited, it depends primarily on the developers of this project. They create a token, so the release of Token is something that can be done quickly.
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 token will depends in the hardcap of every projects and once the collected amount had not reach the hardcap then most ICO will burn the unsold token and this will make the token price will rise due to limited supply. Distribution of token will be done after the end of ICO.
Some fraudsters will hide the actual number of coins in order to scam, but legitimate merchants will always inform investors in advance about all the information about coins!
There are coins that doesn't have a limited supply for.
You know that Dogecoin don't have a limit but that didn't came from an ICO.
I rarely see some ICO that does have an unlimited token supply because they know that having a lot of supply makes their coin value low.
You know that Dogecoin don't have a limit but that didn't came from an ICO.
I rarely see some ICO that does have an unlimited token supply because they know that having a lot of supply makes their coin value low.
Yes, usually the number of tokens is limited and it is protected by the original contract, which works with ETH>token pair.
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..
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