High or Low Supply: Which do you prefer?

[Atheneum Blockchain]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

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[tbandy]

In my opinion low supply coins have more potential to growth
But you have to consider other factors !

[Atheneum Blockchain]

In my opinion low supply coins have more potential to growth
But you have to consider other factors !

  If you had to distill your selection process down to 3 or 4 factors, what would they be? 

[TheCrimsonFucker]

In my opinion the correct analysis should analyze the size of the Market Cap because based on the first cryptocurrencies we will know the growth margin of the projects that we are interested in, currently the market is leveled so it is usually easy to find low cap much underestimated, because of the shortage the interest for low caps is higher than the high, but the high cap when they value provide extraordinary gains.

[Oceat]

In my opinion the correct analysis should analyze the size of the Market Cap because based on the first cryptocurrencies we will know the growth margin of the projects that we are interested in, currently the market is leveled so it is usually easy to find low cap much underestimated, because of the shortage the interest for low caps is higher than the high, but the high cap when they value provide extraordinary gains.

I would agree on him and we should consider the other factors too because lots of ICO coins these days are premined already. You can't ignore the fact that this is the most reason why there is a lot of ICO scam, pump and dump kind of scheme. Bitcoin is not a premined coins which make the price move when the supply is limited compared to a premined token which the developers can easily manipulate the market price.

[greenlanternlight01]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

We'll the supply is important but it's not crucial in my opinion. I like low volume alts because they have more room to grow, but you have to look at the team behind, the use case applications, the partnerships and all the other factors..

[Huskarls]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

Low Supply and No Bonus if they make the sale, That was the thing that i would consider and maybe i would like to pick those one. Of course they should offer something that's not just to make their own project to the goals, but also bring Blockchain to become a better stuff.

[PuertoLibre]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I prefer to take into consideration total supply rather than price of specific coin. From economy lessons we know low supply means high prices and vice versa. Low supply with working product is more affordable investment for me in order to harvest profits for accepting facts straightly.

[ralle14]

If I have to invest on alts i'll go with the lower supply because some alts that have a big circulating supply doesn't have a max supply which can affect the price in the long run. On the other hand we have Bitcoin having a big influence in the price of every single alts so high or low supply it shouldn't be a big problem. Also low supply doesn't always mean it's a good alt you still have to consider it's usefulness.

[sabine80]

i prefer coins with a low supply, but that is not the decisive feature for me. i pay attention to it, but it rarely affects a decision from me. for example, ethereum has an unlimited supply, but i still like it.

[antsam]

I do not consider the problem of high or low supply, but what are the fundamental and market conditions that the project will work on and the seriousness of the developer that I feel is important to note

[craigpo]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

what about a supply that fluctuates? ampleforth's elastic supply policy is pretty interesting. rather than a capped amount it alters according to demand

[ansarose1]

I think its good if you have a coin that has a high volume suppy, but it is better if it is only a low supply coin, because there are some says that low coin supply have a greater chance for having a good value in the market.

[Aldrinx00]

For me altcoins with high will supply will have a hard time making gains while altcoins with low supply will surely make gains and it will be a great investment. Well it also depends on the project itself because if the project with a high supply is actively developing well it has a chance growing in terms of price in the long run compare to a dead low supply altcoins.

[agusiska]

i think low supply is promising a high price, like bitcoin, the total supply is limited and the price goes high.

[oppo070]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I prefer to buy on the middle, as I don't want to just dump the price of the coin on its worst position, though, I need to buy and accumulate some, there's still a conscience telling me to support the crytocurrencies in order for it to flourish more and benefit much of the people here on the cryptocurrency space.

[Little Mouse]

Total supply is not a matter but when you consider the circulation, yes it is matter. But in most cases, the project itself matter the most because if the project is not better or potential, there is no mean of investing on it.

[CryptoTech_]

I like both, high or low supply is not a problem, it all depends on the developer if the developer is good the price of coins / tokens can be good if it's high or low supply and vice versa

[Turkish88]

In this deep market more prefer to invest in high supply coins.
Projects with low supply and low volume have more risk to delist and gone totally.
Low volume coins good at bull run

[libert19]

Of course, low supply. But, I have seen lots of such coins turn out to be a scam.

Some scam projects use term 'low supply' to bait buyers.

[Caladonian]

Of course, low supply. But, I have seen lots of such coins turn out to be a scam.

Some scam projects use term 'low supply' to bait buyers.

If principle must be taken, and the project is for real choosing low supply coins will bring a huge gains after the success of the project, we knew that value is very important with investors, chances of having large volume of support will bring the value to go high.

But like what you have said, it seems that those low volume supply coins most the time turned into scam, we need to be more careful choosing one.

[Jating]

 When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

Definitely low supply coins because of the potential to make it big down the line. But you also have to take in consideration the project itself though. Does it over real life usage? Who is managing from behind?

Of course, low supply. But, I have seen lots of such coins turn out to be a scam.

Some scam projects use term 'low supply' to bait buyers.

Exactly my point, perhaps those scammy projects know that lots of potential investors look at the supply that's why these scammers will go this route to bait a lot of investors, and the next thing we know, they exited already.

[nicolas1979]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I think we need high supply because if low the price will go up/ down in long term period only, like gold. I believe supply must balance with demand because from there price action will keep running and we can get income. We only can become follower, so play and test your strategy because every coins have different characteristic. Take chance to change your life, if you use supply/ demand method please combine with fundamental strategy.

[ilcapitano]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

Of course, that is one of factors that need consider when invest any coins because it shows the maximum price which that coin may gain. And I prefer to choose coins which have low supply than high supply

[tabas]

High supply = lower value
Low supply = higher value
Apply the law of supply and demand and you'll start loving those coins that has lower supply. Though it still depends if that coin really is worth to take and has working developers.

[Fluxtorrence9]

Most of my coins are low supply coins because I believe it will appreciate better in price but there are some coins with high supplies that are better,it depends on how good the project is

[Reid]

Low supply have a more tendency to grow in just a little amount of time.
Bitcoin is already one good example of it.
They make billions of tokens by now and look at where they at?
I guess there is also the kind of thinking from investors that it can easily be dumped and more number means more counting of zeros which is exhausting.

[nebiki]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I prefer to take into consideration total supply rather than price of specific coin. From economy lessons we know low supply means high prices and vice versa. Low supply with working product is more affordable investment for me in order to harvest profits for accepting facts straightly.

that's right because if the supply of the coin the less it will be a profit, we will quickly get a profit, because if there is less supply of coins, the faster the coin will also increase in price

[florac9]

Low supply coins or tokens have huge advantage in price over high supply ones ,I will take maker for example ,it has 1million supply and its trading at 346$ per one ,i invest in high supply coins only if they have potentials

[rahul7timt]

it is always better to select low supply coins but other things needs to be considered, only supply can not be consider to select any coin.

[batang_bitcoin]

it is always better to select low supply coins but other things needs to be considered, only supply can not be consider to select any coin.

Yes it's a good factor but not just that factor will tell us on how good a coin is. I'll prefer to have low supply coins like bitcoin which is really my first bet. Having 21 millions of supply and almost 17,500,000 bitcoin's were already mined so there's few more bitcoins to be mined which will really create an impact to make its value higher in the future. I don't know where the other coins got the idea of creating a token that has more than 100,000,000 million supply up to billion.

[Bitbtc8]

I alwsy prefer million coins because they grow better in price in short period of time ,if you have to invest in billion coins make sure they have better potential like ripple for example among others ,and mind you not all low supply coins are good ,many of the are scam or shitcoins has well ,so all you need to do is research ,we all know how good dogecoin is and its supply is so huge

[Abosede]

I think there are so many factors to put in consideration when making a choice between low supply and high supply, to me,with the situation of the market now, I will prefer high supply with low price because most of the time,low supply always come eith high price and high price is not good for that bear market because it may dump and not bad able to recover on time.

[UAE Seasider]

I think it needs to be a combination of price and supply to work out the proper coin metrics, I don't mind coins that have a supply in the billions but it is important to pick a coin with a finite supply and one that does not suffer too much dilution each year.

[qiman]

It all depends on the project really and how much utility a coin or token has. Also I look at other parameters as well, like the Team, the products and services offered and the liquidity of the token and coin. If there is hardly any liquidity and no one buying it, then it's hard to invest in a project that no one is interested in getting involved in. I would think less on supply, but more on demand for the token/coin or the product. Is it a hot project to invest in? By holding the coin or token do I earn something extra from holding it? These are the kind of things I would like to look into more before I invest anymore in any coin, because just investing in a blockchain or looking at supply is not enough criteria anymore to invest in.

[joybella]

This days it's hard to play by that rule it worked before but now anything can be pumped so what I look out for is projects that have Lambo and moon boys amongst them who can easily pump such coins. Gone are the days of supply it doesn't hold any longer.

[taratorly]

 When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

Both have different advantages. Low supply offers more opportunity to buy. However, high supply can reduce manipulation. But we have be cautious how much tokens has created.

[SabrinaBianka]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

For me, It depends on the high supply. If the high supply was had a good purposes for the future I will hold that, And for the low supply I prepared my self to watch them (team) always if they will run and leave their project. That is hard way to choose 1.

[Milamol]

  If you had to distill your selection process down to 3 or 4 factors, what would they be? 

First, why are you buying this coin?
     if only to dump on the next pump, then it is better that it be low Supply.
     otherwise ->
Second, will the asset be used to ensure the functionality of the service ecosystem (utility token)?
     if the security token, then it is better low Supply;
     if it is a cion or utility token, then it is better High Supply.

[Prettymie]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

If I consider to choose a altcoin for my investment, I'm not looking on the high or low supply as for this is not important because if they coin has a real product and it's getting attention with the investors this will make a rally to rise higher with the increasing demand as more people will buy due to it's usefulness. Investing in altcoins has many aspects to consider which will depend on your preferences.

[Olatunjex]

I think it the same thing market capitalization is the only thing that distinguish large and small supply altcoin from each other,  i will go for the two that is both small and large supply.

[BADBITCH]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I think both high supply and low supply coins are good and very invariably aid their project.but what matters most is the project product.
we need to ask questions such as:

how the project wants to impact the market.
how the projects wants to implement their impact on the market.
how the project aims to visualize the implementation

[Absolutep]

I think I will prefer high supply with low price because of the back market,si that even if the price will dump,it will still be OK.

[Anatolich]

With a low supply, more attractive, more likely to grow. But only the product decides, and you only need to build your reasoning on this.

[defoman]

I give my preference to coins whose total supply is calculated in millions. Fewer coins increase demand and make their value much higher. As for the coins, the total supply of which is in the billions, I think it is not profitable to buy them. But among them there are exceptions, for example, XRP, ADA, TRX.

[tonibyuzen]

It makes no difference when choosing a coin. The success of the project in the future and the high cost of the coin, of course, will depend on the total supply, but this is not a decisive factor. It is much better to analyze the project team, white paper and roadmap.

[bitcoinst]

It all depends on the goals that I pursue. If this is a long-term investment, then I prefer coins with a high supply, as they are less risky. If I want to earn in the short-term period, then as a rule these are pгmps, and it is precisely coins with low supply that can help me in this, but the risks increase many times.

[mirawantirinjana]

if you are interested in investing, I suggest investing in a project with a low total supply, for some reason I think the price will be very good and even tend to increase.

[sham100899]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

these two category has certainly both advantages and disadvantages but let me get straight to the point, the more supplies, the more it will circulate, it means, price will be very much volatile, on the other hand, the less supply, the demand will be high and the price will also increase, but still i wanna choose high supply.

[oly4life]

To me Low supply is very good, have come to notice that when a coin is low in circulation, the demand is always kind of high and at such causes a boost in the price

[jointherevolution]

This should not matter that much as other indicators like the volume of the coin but I see a lot have preferences on this, as do I. I prefer the low supply coins but I do not know if aside from personal preference they have some advantage over high supply coins. And low supply for me is anything under or close to Bitcoin supply.

[nik9990]

lower coins can grow several times and make a profit, however it is risky

[Btcvilla]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I don't think this is as simple as what you think, of course everything must be based on research, not just in how many altcoins.
ideas and technology are an important part so that the value of altcoin attracts traders and investors until the price can be high.

[jony35490]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

For me low supply coin is better than high supply coin. Cause low supply coins may grow very much if project is good.

[joshy23]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I don't think this is as simple as what you think, of course everything must be based on research, not just in how many altcoins.
ideas and technology are an important part so that the value of altcoin attracts traders and investors until the price can be high.

That's the importance of researching, both low and high volume supplies will still depends on how successful the project will be, the more usage that it can offer and the more adoptions that it can have will bring the price high, working project brings more attentions and attract investors to buy in and start holding the coins, progressive and passive source of earnings, investors loves to support such kinds of projects.

[Bittalk12]

I actually don't look on the supply of an altcoin because their survival in the market depends on how they will develop and manage the project. It is true that the lower the supply, the higher the demand and also a bigger chance that the price will be above $1. We don't know where this market is going so you can hold as much as altcoin that you like. Besides, some altcoin with higher supplies decided to burn some of their supplies to increase the demand.

[meldrio1]

for me, I prefer to look the project than the coin supply, if that project is good I expect the price of the coin will increase.

[CryptoAlphaStar]

Coin supply is absolutely irrelevant to the value and price movement of the coin.
The is no difference between 1 BTC or 10 000 Satoshis. There is also no difference betweet 21M Bitcoin or 21M X 10 000 Satoshis.
Bitcoin can be easily sliced up to even smaller pieces if needed. The increased total supply won't change anything.

[Sebas.tian]

I pick low supply coins since its more intuitive that if the supply is low, the demand will be high. However that is only my evaluation at a glance and there are many exceptions to this. Like electroneum which has 21 billion supply but the it has 0 decimals to compensate for it.

[BitcoinHodler]

it is not as simple as you think and i am very surprised about how some users are actually answering this question with fixed replies!

supply is not something you can define "low or high" for. supply is something that you should only analyze based on the usability of the token. for example when we have altcoin that is not used by anyone, then even having 10 coins as its supply is too much! but when it is used by more people and plans on being used by more, then having a higher amount is reasonable.
one good unit of measurement is bitcoin. it has 21 million. any altcoin that has more must also have more usage but since altcoins don't even have 1/1000 of bitcoin's usage then their huge supply is a bad thing.

[rdewilde]

I will also choose altcoin with low total supply because its price is easy to go up if that altcoin is good and the market is pumped. In addition, altcoin with low total supply also often has very high prices

[deep4u]

Obviously low coin supply is my choice.  Because its has more chances to grow in price when there increase the demand of coin. Other alternatives coin i choose are low volume coins which have good team and potential to grow but choose wisely these types of coins.

[bountylayomi]

Yes, of course. I am so concerned about the total supply of a coin or token that am to invest on. Trust me if the maximum supply is too much, I can only hodl for a short period of time and won't be for long term except if I view the project to be so exceptional.

[prasad87]

Low supply coins were absolutely amazing in 2017, because everyone bought everything and low-caps were generally easier to pump.
They were not the best coins around, but they brought the best profit.
Outside of bull markets - I'm not really sure about that.

[damberg]

I always diversify. A big portion of my crypto portfolio is allocated in big cap coins (e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash) and my most promising coins are low cap such as ALQO, Lympo or ECOM.

[bettercrypto]

Though there are other factors to consider in choosing an altcoin to invest with. But limiting only to these two options: high or low supply and considering other factors are.the same, I'll pick the coin with low supply because that would mean it is a rare coin. Rare would mean high demand that would lead to high price.

[jyotianand01]

Low supply coins give much value creation but we have to consider many other things before selection of any coin. Low supply coins always in demand as everyone wants that coin in their portfolio due to value creation.

[cryptomaster420]

Low supply coins give much value creation but we have to consider many other things before selection of any coin. Low supply coins always in demand as everyone wants that coin in their portfolio due to value creation.

Don't agree on the last point. If they were in huge demand they wouldn't be low-supply.
With low supply coins people are generally looking for hidden gems. More often than not, this strategy does not work.

[fudster]

You should go with a token that has a purpose, its what makes its demand. But I'd probably go with cheap and high supply because it only means I can have a lot to trade just like traders do with doge and ripple. Its a matter of how to make money in all trend.

[Ranly123]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

If it's supply we are talking, then I prefer to buy low supply tokens than those with high supply. Considering the supply and demand law, if the token has low supply then it has a higher chance of rising it's price or it would have a high price compared to high supply ones.

[DominickA86]

I prefer to have low supply coins because I think if the project is really great and perspective, so the lower is the total supply of tokens, the bigger price is. There are so much projects with 4 billion total supply that are simply worth nothing.

[unusualfacts30]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I don't think coin supply is related to the growth but I do prefer low supply coin as they're easy to maintain. I don't prefer seeing 2 gazillion token that are worth 2 cents but thats just personal preference.

[johnthree]

Low supply and a low price, is what I look for.  Since if both are low, the market cap is low, and therefore there's a great potential for it to moon.  This is why I recently invested in EVOAI.

[nizamcc]

I prefer coins that have a low supply. Because these coins are more competitive and they are more likely to rise in price. On these coins, the expected income can rise exponentially.

[jacafbiz]

When I entered the space, what we do have at most was 100 million tokens at most, but the greed in most of these developers came to play and we start having 1 billion, 10 billion and more. I do ask myself why are they doing this but  and conclude to pump their coins and influence the price of the coins. I am for low supply at most 100 million and developers not holding more than 20% of the total token supply

[various]

There are more important conditions than supply. But if I had to choose, I would have chosen high supply coins. Because of the value per coin is lower and to get profit is more easy.

[Ycekezuv]

Personally, it seems to me coins with low supply will be able to bring good profits in the future, despite the risks!

[Cnut237]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

No, I think it's irrelevant. Low supply means high individual coin price, high supply means low individual coin price. Supply is only relevant when linked with coin price... i.e., market cap.
The only relevance I can see for supply is current circulating supply versus total potential supply. The lower the percentage that is currently in circulation, the more chance there is of price dilution, i.e. reduction.

[robelneo]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I prefer low volume supply this is to ensure that there will be demand for the coins if it becomes popular and the value or price will go up, the best supply for me is 100 million, some ICO burns the remaining tokens that are unsold this is to minimize the supply.

[premiumproductss]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I always look at current market cappitalization and future total supply, if the blockchain project is going to release a lot of coins in the future, it will mean that the price will be massively dumped! So I prefer low supply .

[treatWy]

Bounty hunters are more concern to have high token supply than low.
More hunters just want to have big tokens from their participation neglecting the fact that sometimes high supply once didn't succeed it will be adjusted into low tokens to be given base on ICO unsuccessful result. Some hunters know what is the most important the product and the clear future of the project.

[sertans]

We have some more factors to decide if we prefer low or high supply. For me first off all utility of the token is more important then token supply. A good coin must have a good utility purpose in addition to good market volume.

[Siren]

If I have to invest on alts i'll go with the lower supply because some alts that have a big circulating supply doesn't have a max supply which can affect the price in the long run. On the other hand we have Bitcoin having a big influence in the price of every single alts so high or low supply it shouldn't be a big problem. Also low supply doesn't always mean it's a good alt you still have to consider it's usefulness.

So do i mate because lower supply has more opportunities of growing past as we have learned this from bitcoin with 21,000,000 limited volume this made the coin more valuable specially when supply and demand occurs

Bounty hunters are more concern to have high token supply than low.
More hunters just want to have big tokens from their participation neglecting the fact that sometimes high supply once didn't succeed it will be adjusted into low tokens to be given base on ICO unsuccessful result. Some hunters know what is the most important the product and the clear future of the project.

So why this thread turns specifically for the bounty hunters?wasnt this a generail question?Bounty hunters dont care about the supplies whts important to them is to he paid and not for scamming

[sorrros]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

Low supply means greater rarity, nothing else, I do not care about it when I amm choosing my cryptocurrency. If it is a cryptocurrency, with a great product, with a fixed number of issued tokens (not like Ethereum), I will invest because there is a high chance that my tokens will become more valuable in the future  .

[xenomorphe1]

It depends on the projects. I would prefer to choose a coin based on its volume of trading. If the volume is too low, it is too risky to invest money into it.
There is more volatility of the price in lower supply coin and bigger risk to lose money.

[kramchers]

I prefer low supply with high demands and not so high in price.
THis will give you a great opportunity to have the profit in investing to that company.
BUt most ICO now are doing billion supplies.

[rysea2]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

Yes, of course it will be included in my consideration before making an investment other than the potential possessed by the coin. If the coin has a large supply, I think the price of the coin will be cheap and if it is able to survive it will move like the previous coin coin. And if the coin has a small supply then the price will be high and that will be potential when many interested in the coin.

[mirgo1791]

high supply coins might gives as trader to put on decision as appealing use on identification with the variable of the unit on denomination of the token value on release by the ico market and follows to put on list with index of broker exchange,
and gains on returns with the appropriation to gives with shifts on extensive as supporting developer to work on modest as referring improvement on service deliverance for the clients and fellows of public audience on guesses with the work of returns from the table of marketing team of briefing with the developer workshop of the objective dedication.

[CryptoBuds]

Whatever, I don't think that supply matters at all. It should have fixed limitation, that's it. The capitalization matters. What is the point to check out for some kind of supply if crypto could have as much decimals as we need?

[el kaka22]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

Doesn't really matter to me. I care about the market cap not the supply. Also I care about what the supply is used for and controlled by. If there is a coin with low supply but the owner holds most of the coins and only allow small part of the world to own the rest that is always a risk right there for everyone involved.

On the other hand, bnb is controlled by binance and they are the biggest holder of bnb but I still trust bnb coin and use it and trade it. Which shows you the supply doesn't really matter and even who has what doesn't matter as well, what that coin represents is the key. If a coin is good its good, if a coin is bad its bad, there is really no way of knowing how it will turn out without letting it evolve and see how it unfolds.

Look at ripple for example, ripple owns most of the xrp coins and its as centralized as it gets and there is a bunch of it but they are still doing alright.

[Saint1990]

The price of an asset is determined by the demand & supply that is why I prefer low supply coin with good tech, working product & strong developers as whenever demand rises the value of coin or token gets increases & stays for longer time. Take example of few projects like XZC, SKY & LUN Etc. Also you can read this article about Low supply Tokens and why they are good for investment https://medium.com/covesting/low-supply-tokens-and-why-it-is-good-for-investors-36da1aa196d5

[gabmen]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

Yes, of course it will be included in my consideration before making an investment other than the potential possessed by the coin. If the coin has a large supply, I think the price of the coin will be cheap and if it is able to survive it will move like the previous coin coin. And if the coin has a small supply then the price will be high and that will be potential when many interested in the coin.

Well not all coins that started out with large supplies end with the same quantity in the long run. Developers tend to burn coins if they have too much in circulation. That's why i don't really take it that much into consideration.

[ToyotaFortuner]

I prefer coins that have a very limited supply and very little because with very little supply the price will be very expensive as there is very little supply of bitcoin and makes the price expensive.

[andieoke]

Many factors can influence the price of coins going up to the month, especially market demand. It's useless for low supply but no demand on the market, better supply is large but demand is also high. but if it is ensured that the demand will be high, the coins that have the supply of lace will have the potential for prices to rise faster.

[lizarder]

for supply it depends mostly on coin high supply which usually has a very low price and it is very good if you want to invest because we get a lot of coins but of course the potential for investment is very risky because it is very dependent on the development of coins, for low supply most have sufficient prices expensive (some are not) and for price problems usually depend on market conditions but can also depend on the project itself

[belli4388]

i believe that altcoins with low supply have more possibilities to grow as a value over time

[Bim abk]

i believe that altcoins with low supply have more possibilities to grow as a value over time

maybe when viewed from a number of altcoins that have a low supply, there are quite a lot of successful ones. but on the contrary it is not always an altcoin that has a low level of profit. in this case I am more detailed in the affairs of the platform they have developed

[accounting 181293]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

sometimes I might consider it. but I pay more attention to the level of demand, because it's more accurate to be a benchmark. A good altcoin is an altcoin that has a lot of interested people, regardless of how much supply. see there are lots of coins that have a large supply but they can have a large marketcap.

[caffu chino]

I prefer coins that have little supply but lots of demand. for example bitcoin, the total supply of bitcoin is 21M and that makes the btc price increase every year.

[No Pain No blood]

I don't mind how much the supply, whether high or low as long as the coin is profitable I will buy it.

see ethereum, ETH doesn't have a total supply and but he can be a big altcoin. so don't focus too much on the amount of supply.

[matthewio]

Coin circulation is an important factor in determining the price of a token.Generally, it is easier for low circulation coin will easily grow in price than with high supply coin.There is less chance of abuse by team when the supply is relatively low.

[doycku]

Coin circulation is an important factor in determining the price of a token.Generally, it is easier for low circulation coin will easily grow in price than with high supply coin.There is less chance of abuse by team when the supply is relatively low.

It seems to me that if the coin comes with a low offer, then there will be less chance for the team to develop. The team must be professional enough to cope with such a market trend.

[sexylady13]

I prefer to have low supply coins because I think if the project is really great and perspective, so the lower is the total supply of tokens, the bigger price is. There are so much projects with 4 billion total supply that are simply worth nothing.

I doubt your strategy will work out. Despite the seeming chaos in the market but it's balanced what concerns prices and volumes. You took a risky position! Hopefully, you know what you're doing.

[Rob768]

I think it's better when the project has a small limited supply. So team can't make another tokens. Also it's more comfortable when yout token costs more than 1$. Also making transactions with hundreds of 0 isn't good. It's just my crazy view

[shirackjs]

I think it is better to invest in both big and small marketcap coins. Big marketcap coin has lower risk and lesser return. Whereas, small marketcap coin has higher risk but higher returns.

[Stradivarioos]

The smaller the supply of coins, the more chances for both growth and decline. I think that if you choose the coins that are worth investing in, then you should pay attention to the coins that have sufficient capitalization.

[nikola22]

I prefer coins with low supply and limited edition. coins with unlimited or high supply cost a little and hardly grow in price.

[Classica35]

There are different levels of low and high supplies. I would have been good that you give a range of values for the today, because that will serve as a guide or standard on how to contribute effectively.
Most times, i like supplies in billions, because it can give you a high range of prices, which most times reduces your level of loss.
Meanwhile, these days, there is high risk f having a low supply. This is more like a multiplier effect. If the price of a low supply coin falls, it tends to have more effect, than a high supply coin.

[Uju4real]

I prefer low supply coin cos the demand will be high and the prices high but there is also the need to monitor what you are investing in

[Escf4]

In the economics if you want great price we will go with low demand ,and if there is great supply then the price will be low, so for me as coin holders I would preferably on the liw supply of coins in the market for it will have higher value, compare to coins with a lot of supply in the market.

[Rengga Jati]

Personally, I will choose the low token supply. Why? The limited or low token supply will make the coins (with the interesting and promising cocnept) be able to grow and increase easier. It probably will have the difficult amount, but, it will not make the price so easily drop.

[Favouredhart]

I would go for low supply coins, this is because the lower the supply the higher the demand, now when demand is high, the value of the coin increases and it is an addition to the coin. So low supply coins are better, putting other factors into consideration.

[Gabali126]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

I don't like tokens that have too much supply. Their value hardly appreciate in value and are easily dumped. Such are not too good either for hodling.

[indobitcoin.tk]

based on what happened on the market that has a lower supply is more likely to have a higher value. However, it's also not all can achieve the condition. many coins have the total supply much but the price is quite low, and will increasingly fall again when the first market entry and does not correspond to the value of the ICO.

[kidbounty]

I like coins that have a low supply of coins because they have a higher chance of riding. but there are also coins that have a large but good supply.

the point is I prefer coins that have a lot of demand. My advice is not to focus too much on the amount of supply because the supply does not have an effect on prices

[GmBoom]

Yes I take seriously the supply of the coin before I start making investment on it. If the coin has a high supply, its potential for raising its price will surely be slow, unless it is a good and a popular coin. But if its supply is low, its price will surely be on high price.

[mbah]

total supply is too little and too many will give you trouble in the sale. at least there's a separate range to be able to make a sale is made easy with a good price. In addition, it does many things well which should be other considerations which will affect the value of the total supply.

[nyancaresdotorg]

There are LOTS of opportunities if you look and listen.
I got involved with NYAN recently.....it has a lot of room to run. Low market cap coin, easy to buy lots of it. Go buy $10 worth, consider it a lottery ticket and thank me in a year.

For more info about NYAN, we you can find it on TradeSatoshi ( https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange?market=NYAN_BTC ) and info at www.nyancoin.info

We are a small community, a few of us are working on a mobile wallet right now and also I promote it with kids (www.nyancares.org)

It is really a crypto that needed some love....it is a Proof Of Work coin that is 5 years old and just has some volunteers running it...no formal leadership, it isn't some pump and dump token. Watch for some exciting growth with it, we are doing a 100,000 flyers in my city shortly to talk about the NYAN and crypto and we have NYAN clubs with kids learning about all the tech. Expect it to take off in the next while as we grow!

[bartusv]

When investing we have to analyze the total supply of the coin. I prefer low supply coins as they give
bigger profit opportunities.

[Kelvinikke]

I prefer coins that have very low supply so that members of the project cannot dump their tokens as soon as they are listed on exchannge platforms.. I see no reason in generating huge number of tokens for ICOs these days.

[dabenko]

  When it comes to picking your altcoins, do you take into consideration coin supply?  And if so, do you prefer high or low supply coins?

The total supply of a coin might not be the main factor that determines what he outcome of a projects would be or what you are likely going to gain and most times, it is not a determinant, which is evident in today's market.
My concern most times is the usecase, tech and how proactive the team is.

[fuer44]

a dilemma, because when low supply, the price will always rise when it reaches the limit, but after that? high supply will be safe when it is or not or still far from the limit, but the price will tend to be slow. but personally, I prefer unlimited supply.

[Dellosoft]

As for me, total supply doesn't really mean that much. I actually don't like extremely large total supply because many projects have abused it. All what I need from a project is team genuineness, product development and updates. Let's foster crypto adoption rather than hampering on coin supply or price speculations.