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 oppinion, The number of tokens is fixed. We can see when read about project in their channels like website, telegram.... Normally, depend on the owner, manager, team of project... who have studied carefully many factors and decided base on the fund they want to call.
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I think there are some tokens that apply it because according to them by limiting the tokens that are created or in circulation it can make the price of these tokens can be very expensive so that way can be like a marketing strategy.
Each project itself determines the number of tokens and their price. Some give the price for 1 token 0.20 $ and some give the price for 1 token 2 $.
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.
Not just a common practice but basically this is really a normal thing or on how these system works. Each project do have limited or desired amount of tokens to be supplied. When an ICO launched its normal into those informations to be putted or can be seen on its whitepaper itself. Just study up if those coins are being allocated or divided on reasonable percentage.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.
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 a restriction, it is connected with the company that produces these coins and spends them according to plan.
all tokens depending on the project's own funding achievements if there are still unsold tokens after fundraising it will be burned in the ERC20 smart contract, if the token uses an ERC20 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?
It is limited and all is written in technical documents, how many to whom and for what it will be added 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?
The number of tokens is limited, this will depend on how much the team decides, it will all be spelled out in technical documents, tokens are distributed only after the end of the ICO, to the purses.
Whether the number of tokens is limited is related to the merchant who produced the tokens, because the cryptocurrency can be adjusted by the team at the beginning of production!
Read carefully the whitepaper of the company that interests you. They always write how many tokens will be released. Usually, if all tokens can not be sold, then the rest is burned
That's supposed to be done after the sale, I guess the whitepaper itself can bring things to enlightenment as we are all aware that dev team gives all the information to attract investors, its should be the first thing to do when investing reading is very essential to learn everything about the said project and learn the actual volumes and how the process to accumulate tokens. I think the number of supply tokens is limited and only those sold during ICOs tokens are considered as supply for circulation because unsold tokens will be burned to avoid dumping of market prices.
Most of the companies are burning the coins after the crowdsale, not only OP there are many people confused about the Total supply and circulating supply. Total supply is the supply which will be used at the time crowdsale and if they didn't manage to sell the total supply then they will burn the left supply if the project reached the hard cap.
Each token has it own exactly total supply amount so it's limited 
. Sometime supply amount will be decreased because of coin burning due to increase value of token . Beside it's not difficult to know the way to distribute token, you just need to wait then token will be available in your wallet. LOL.
. Sometime supply amount will be decreased because of coin burning due to increase value of token . Beside it's not difficult to know the way to distribute token, you just need to wait then token will be available in your wallet. LOL.
Tokens are usually limited and it is on their contract.
that is why there is not a good thing if the developer will launch a token swap.
why? there are ICO who burn their unsold tokens and can be replace in token swap.
i dont know why they do that but it is always fishy.
that is why there is not a good thing if the developer will launch a token swap.
why? there are ICO who burn their unsold tokens and can be replace in token swap.
i dont know why they do that but it is always fishy.
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?
Most of the project have to divide their tokens. And it is written on there whitepapers. They have to limit the supply of tokens for thw said project and for the invesrors. It is also depends on the fees the used. They manage all the tokens and see to it that they have reserve tokens as gor them.
I think its depend on the 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.
The token is the same as usd. Unlimited, will you spend money to buy it?
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.
Of course the number of tokens is limited. This is always indicated in the white paper of the project. Tokens are distributed after the end of the IСO, primarily to investors
Read carefully the whitepaper of the company that interests you. They always write how many tokens will be released. Usually, if all tokens can not be sold, then the rest is burned
That's supposed to be done after the sale, I guess the whitepaper itself can bring things to enlightenment as we are all aware that dev team gives all the information to attract investors, its should be the first thing to do when investing reading is very essential to learn everything about the said project and learn the actual volumes and how the process to accumulate tokens. I think the number of supply tokens is limited and only those sold during ICOs tokens are considered as supply for circulation because unsold tokens will be burned to avoid dumping of market prices.
Read carefully the whitepaper of the company that interests you. They always write how many tokens will be released. Usually, if all tokens can not be sold, then the rest is burned
That's supposed to be done after the sale, I guess the whitepaper itself can bring things to enlightenment as we are all aware that dev team gives all the information to attract investors, its should be the first thing to do when investing reading is very essential to learn everything about the said project and learn the actual volumes and how the process to accumulate tokens.
of course the number of tokens is limited, if the number of tokens is unlimited then the token price will be cheap and even have no price. actually the principle of digital currency is almost similar to conventional money which is also circulation is limited.
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