High or Low Supply: Which do you prefer?

[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 .